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C)NTARIAN FAMILIES. 


GENEALOGIES 


United-Empire-[ oyalist and other Pioneer Families 


OF UPPER CANADA. 


By EDWARD MARION CHADWICK, 


BARRISTER-AT-LA Ww 


Toronto: 
ROLPH, SMITH & CO., Publishers, 
1894, 


eae 

Vi | 

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Entered according to Act of the Parliament of Canada, in the year 
one thousand eight hundred and ninety-four, by 
EDWARD MARION CHADWICK, 

‘ At the Department of Agriculture. 


INDEX. 


Historical Events, etc., Specially Referred to. 


PAGE 
Baldoon settlement ... 1.0... 13 
Battleford, relief of ... ... ... 102 
Beaver Dams, action at Nis eOS 
Canadian Troops, colours and 
TAGINES ORs ivy visi eee II 
Caroline, the cutting out of the... 20 
Chateauguay, battle of ... ... II 
Cut Knife, action at ... ... ... 102 
“Davidson” Highlanders... 163 
PIENISOn Ss: Horse. vn ak a 105 
Detroit, capture of 4). 243... 9 
Facings, &c., of Canadian Troops 11 
Glengarry, services of ... .., 7 
iB settlement: si) oes a ey 
Gore, Menof ... 4... 6s. 20 
Governor-General’s Body Guard... 105 
fs SS § ** ser- 
vice in the N.W. .., ... 108 


Head, Sir F. B., journey through 
DSi Nias steclaae ho 175 


PAGE 
Kent, Duke of, visit to Toronto 96 
Mackinac, defence of ... ... 45, 200 
Mohawks, settlement of ... ... 68 
Ogdensburg, capture of =... ... 11 
Quebec, Indians at capture of... 46 
Queen’s Light Dragoons... ... 104 
‘© Own Rifles .. .... 101, 108 
“Rangers, march from N. 
IBYUNSWiCke.., ve vs 96 
Queenston, battleof ... .., 1. 9 
Rebellion:of 1849-255 uct 20 
Selkirk, settlement of Lord... ... 13 
Six Nations, settlement of _... 68 
ti Clans and Totems... 198 
speedy; lous of the 0° =.) 293, . 155 
Tehkarthoken Chiefs... ... 4. 73 
Toronto Field Battery... ... 108 
Wyoming, ‘‘ Massacre of”... ... 68 
York Light Dragoons... .... 108 


REFER ALSO TO ADDENDA AND CORRIGENDA, P. 198 ET SEQ. 


Allan 

Beatty ... 

Boomer 

Brant ... 

Cartwright 

Cassels... 

Cayley 

Cosby .. 

Denison ... 

Dixon, biaiewaod: 
Dunsford... 

Fuller 

Gamble 

Geddes... 

Gooderham 

Greene... 

Gwynne ... se see ot 
Hamilton, Hawkesbury 
Hamilton, Queenston, &c 
Harrison 

Harman . 

Jarvis ... 

Johnston, S. Ss. Matic. ‘ 
Jones, Brockville, etc. 
Kirkpatrick 

Langmuir 

Lewis 


Genealogies 


Macaulay 
McCormick : Poel 
Macdonell, Gera alair Brg 
if Collachie 
ud: Glengarry 
BL Greenfield ... 
bs Leek 
hs Scotus... 
Machah eat 
i Belleville 
3 Dundurn 
6 MacNab’s I 
McMurray 
Macpherson 
Marttin... 
Merritt 
Morris... 
Murray 
Otter 
Powell ...  .1+ eee 
Ridout... 
Ross.. 
Shen oer 
Smith, Etol ieole ae 
VanKoughnet 
Worts 


Acheson ... : 

Adams.. sn 113, ae 
Avdieon:. ie es : : 
Albemarle, Ear] of 
Alexander Wal stmene he wean ges 
Allan ne eye leh 
Allen AMEN LAL SUR Shea ROLE 
Alleyne 

Alway Reutty ts 
Anderson . 14, 185, 


Ap Thomas 

Aquado, Viscount 

ee 74831854107 Fine ea 

Arnold.. J 122, 

Arnoldi .. 120, 

Arran, Ear] of 

Arthurs ei 

Arundel, Lord 

Athill 

Atkinson 

Askin 

Austin ... 

Aveling 

Aylmer 

Aylwacd ... 

BAK Ghee weve a wreak ete 

Baldwin ... 29, 35,77; 94, 97, 167, 
170, 172, 

POH oy MG cies Gui Ve i LO 

Bankes 

Barber 

Barnes... 

Barnum ... 

Barron... 

Bartlett 

Bastedo 

Baumfelder 


PAGE 
. 157 
194 
97 
20 
61 


77 
168 
75 
145 
203 
98 
12 


Names Mentioned. 


Baxter ... 
Bayley 
Beasley 
Beatty 
Beaumont ... 
Beck... 
Beckett 
Bedford- Jones 
Beebee... 
Beer... 
Begue ... 
Beikie 
Bell... 
Bellwood... 
Belper, Lord 
Bencke 
Bennett 
Benson 
Berkeley 
Bernard ... 
Betts 
Biggar 
Bingham 
Birchall ... 
Blackstock ... 
Blair 

Blake ... 
Blakeney.. 
Bleecker 
Bligh | 
Blizard... 
Bloodgood 
Blythe... 
Boomer ... 
Bonnell 
Borden 
Botsford 


“6 49) 50, 177, 194, 


ter te TAG 


PAGE 
47 
54 
63 


130 


- 173 


- ~=©65, 66, 


149 
199 
77 


. 136 


56, 


83 
8 
gI 
97 
IOI 
61 
105 
196 
I8I 


. 126 


89 


- 143 


55) 77> 84, 
2 157, 


+ 93) 


79 
199 
199 

87 
177 
141 

32 


» 199 


104. 
44 
144 


. 161 


118 


. 105 
197 


PAGE 
Boucher ... 115 
Boultbee reagest| 146 
Boulton ... 42,43, 535 58,65, 76, 174 
Bowen... 65 
Bowker 76 
Bowlby 118 
Boyd 75, 82, 106, 117, 118, 136; 168, 199 
Boyer 37 
Boyles... : 31 
Bramley ... 36, 42 
Brazier 168 
Brenchley 76 
Brewer... 167 
Brickdale . 117 
Brien 74 
Briggs Sh reed ey combed 
Bright... 154, 158, 165 
Brock 97 
Brodhead T4 
Brooke , 20, 129, 133 
Brooks 165 
Broomfield 30 
Brough... 81 
Brouse . 157, 179 
Brown... 12, a6. 7k 86, 147, 169, 176 
Browne . III, 140, 153 
Bruce ... 150, 181 
Bruere 100 
Bruse or Braose... 51 
rush 122 
Brydges 128 
Buchanau 137 
Buck 12 
Buckner ... 140 
Buckwell 17 
Bunnell 69 
Burning 72 
Burk eh marie OO 
Burroughes... Hei lS 
Bury, Viscount 20 
Butler ... 44 
Byrne ... 160 
Caldwell : 105, 146 
Caledon, Earl of 61 
Cambie Tay 138 
Cameron .. . 17, 156, 201 
Campbell 14, a 161, 176 
Caparn 75 


Capreol 
Carruthers seaside te 
CAT eR eee ie eae 23, 
Cartwright 6... sss vee tee 54s 
Cassels... 24, 80, 
Caston 

Cathcart 
Cawthra 
Cayley... 
Chadwick 
Charles 
Chase 

Chet wood 
Chew 

Chicoine 
Childs 

Christie 
Clark... 


» 154) 
64, 


30, 37, 68, 103, 115, 135; 
146, 183, 

Clark, Duncan Hee eae 

Clarke 17, 32, 68, 75; 

GCIAHESOM sane iine ccRbdeuaalin 33; 

Claus 

Cleghorn 

Clementi... 

Cline 

Closeburn, Barone a 

Coates 

Cobb... 

Cochran 

Cochrane... 

Cockburn 

Coit ... 

Coldwell 

Cole ... 

Coles 

Colville 

Conte 

Converse... 

Cook 

Cooledge ... 

Coome... 

Cosby ‘ 

Cottingham... 

Counsell ... 


60, 


35) 


29, 171, 


Coursol, Coursolles 
Courtney 
Coutlee 


PAGE 
43 
120 
146 
57 
137 
58 
74 
158 
65 
161 
175 


. 195 


137 

58 
173 
135 
198 


Vv. 

PAGE PAGE 
CONN ce HE Kee 159 Dewson ve 108 
Coxwell ... 31, 40, 50 Dickinson . 178, 203 
Cozens... fii 52 Dickson 144 
Crampton 156 Diehl... 57, 200 
Crane ap 70, 178 Digby... 136 
Craig ies 181 Dillon + TOI, 104 
Craigie... Rae Dion Trae a7, 
Crawflord... 10, 172 EOIROUE ist ae 56 
Creighton yale 5260 Dobbs... ... 63 
Croft... 98, 128 Dobell 149 
Crombie 35 Doig 126 
Crooks melas Domville ... 136 
Crookshank 55, 57 Donnelly ; 144 
Crowdy IT4 Donovan ... 38 
Cullen... 8 Doran ..., 9 
Cullerton... 23 Dougall nr 
Cumberland es, Douglas as 131, 166 
Cumming... fe) Dowding ... Nalin eae Uy 
Cunningham g2 Draper... 39, 131, 148 
Cusack 184 Drean 1 SUE Cen rae ie 
Cutler... ONS I4 Drummond... 137 
Dallas » 40, 58, 95 Drury 98 
Dalton... ‘iter lala Dryden... 102 
Daly... 20, 40, 129 Duff .. 147 
D'Arcy... gI Duminer 30 
Darling 28 Dunbar 170 
Darley ... 151 Duncan ies 183 
DAVEDPOT Cay. eens ask Wan BOp ETO Duncan-Clark... 183 
Davidson 21, 65, 81, 87, 181, 199 Duncanson ... 156 
Davis 71 Duncombe 31 
Davy 64 Dunn 144 
Dawson 159 Dunstan ... »» 146 
Deacon... 103 Dunsford 109, III, 120 
Dean 137, 156 Durand » 143, 147 
Deane ... SC AE AEC SRY 66 Durie A 35 
Dee 8: ++ 70, 71, 143, 198 Dwight 158 
De Grassi Saleen Peni eh Earl 172 
De la Haye ’ 13 Earle 67 
Delahooke ... IOI, 104 Eastman 1g2 
Delamere 110 Easton 54 
Delmege Sores ys 83 emer aire 42 
Denison ...116, 120, 151 Edwards... ... I1l5 
Dennistoun.., 153 PaO apse, tains 139 
Derbishire 61 Elhot 25, 158 
D’ Evelyn 75 Elmsley 55 
Devenish... ... 181 Elson 165 
Dewe 178 Empey... ; 60, 203 
Dewey ef 168 England ... 49, 96 


Evans... wee 


Evatt ... 
Everitt 
Fairfield 
Fairweather 
Farley ... 
Farmer 
Farrell.. 
Fenwick ... 
Ferguson ... 
Ferris 

Finch ... ws 
Fisher 
Fisken...  « 
Fitzgerald 
Fitzroy... 
Flanders... 
Flood ... 
Folwell 

Foot 

Foote 

Ford 


Forsyth ...  «. 


Foster ... 
Fowe 
Fowler... 
Fraser 
Freeman 
French 
Frith 
Frobisher 
Frodsham 
Fuller 
Gamble 
Gardner ... 
Garrett... 
Geddes 
Geikie ... 
German 
Gerton... 
Gib ... 
Gibbs ... 
Gibson 
Gilbert... 
Gilder 
Gildersleeve 
Gilkison ... 
Gillespie 


: 95 a 78 81, 


85, 91, 97) 1745 


ay tees) 
126, 


67, 129, 


15, 63, 77, 105, 151, 


42, 


19, 58, 121, 166, 


24,1455 
. go, 


32) 


Lae On, 


ea eee 


REE dtr ato, 
Be soenrey Loyd 6} ot) 


PAGE 
Gillospy eve see ee ate 27 
Gilpii 40 
Glascott 645 eee nee tee 54 
Glover ws. vee nes 36, 127 
Gold: iis ese one 86 
Goldsbury «. er eet YC". 
Gooderham ... 158, 166, 179 
Goodman etal Pome 83 
Gordon 175, 194 
Gormully... 33 
Gosline 96 
Gould ; 36 
Gouldthorp... .6. ss ee 52 
Gowan . 178 
Graham ; 125 
Grafton, Duke ans 163 
Grand ... Ue NES eeea eg MLL 182 
Grant per an 61, 95, 121, 149, 201 
Gray ei 72, 181 
Green . 24, 359 43) 49, 70, 158 
Green, Hilton 139, 142 
Greenlaw... 92 
Greenshields 29, 155 
Greenwood wel a7 
Greey 75, 199 
Gregory . 123 
Grey , 49 
Grier 83, 199 
Grierson an. 173 
Griffin potaT 
Griffith 22 
Grover 98 
Gubbins g2 
Gurnett 43, 81 
Gwynne 32 
Hager 33 
Hagerman ... 56 
Haliassy ... «: 32 
Halifax, Barl of. 163 
Hall ... w+ 143, 144 
Hallett... 36 
Halliday .. 52 
Hallowell: in 86 
Hamilton,23,28, 43,47) 93: 123) 124, 

132, ee 154,174, 194 
Hammond 144 
Hannaford .. 148 
Harcourt-Vernon ... 80 


Harding 
Hare i 
Hargraft 
Harman 
Harpole 
Harris 
Harrison 
Harvey 
Hatt 
Hawkins... 
Hawley 
Hayes 
Hayter... 
Hazen 
Heaton 
Helliwell... 
Hellmuth 
Hempstede 


Henderson ... 


Henniker... 
Henry ... 
Hepburn .. 
Herchmer 
Herkimer 
Heron ... 
Herring 
Heskith 
Hespeler ... 
Hess 
Heward ... 
Higgins 
Hill ... 
Hilliard 


Hilton Green ... 


Hills 
Himsworth 
Hinds ... 
Hodder ... 
Hoddinot 
Holcroft ... 
Holden... 
Holmes 
Holstein 
Homer 
Hooper 


Hopkins ... 


Hopper 
Hora 


r++ 30, 74, 8g, 


58, 176, 
21, 69, 71, 72, 


+» 139, 


25> 


PRORIG bp iveaer onl Granites 76, 
Hornibrook 

Horrocks... 

Horton... 

Houston ... 

Hovenden 

Howard 

Howden 

Howe 

Howland 

Hubble P 
FROURON oS Giese 17, 
Hughes 

Hull 

Hugonin ... 

Hume ... : 
DIUMINLOVE: oy dic eh as 39; 
Humphries ... 
Hunter 
Hutchinson .. 


Hurd... ee eens 
FEUROR ei sst sige cree OBER by 
Hutton 
Hyde 
Ince ... 44, 
Ingersoll 193, 
Innes vi 
Irving 124, 
Irwin i ranten e ahe ouceniy/ 7. lves if 
Jackson Nas Ua EERE 27; 
Jacobs ears, nas 
Jacquery or Jacqueri... 114, 
James 
Jamieson yaa aes ey 
Jarvis ... 31, 32,44, 98, 120, 138, 
144s 
Jellett 
Jenkins 
Jessup eet 
John 569; (72, 
Johnson 63, 67, 
Johnston 


Joly de Lotbiniere... Wee es 
Jones ... 8, 9, 65, 66, 70, 81, 93, 
151, 182, 187, 1go, 

... 65, 66, 


Jones, Bedford 
Jones, McNaughton 
Jordan ... 


es 


Joseph 
Jukes 
Kane 
Kay 
Keefer 
Keeley ... 
Kelly ; 
Kempt ... 
Kennedy ... 
Keppel... 
Kerby 


Kerr 42, 67, 72, 73, 139, 144,171, 198 


Kersteman 
Khun 

Killaly 

King ... 18, 
Kingscote 
Kingsmill 
Kingstone 
Kinloch 
Kirkmichael, 
Kirkpatrick... 
Kirwan 
Knowles 
Knox 

Lake 

Lambe 

Lang 
Langmuir 
Langton 
Lapenotiere 
Latimer 
Lawe 
Lawless 
Lawrason 
Lawrence 
Leary 
Leaycraft 
Ledgard ... 
Lee 

Leeming ... 
Leigh 
Lemon 
Lemoine 
Leonard ... 
L’ Espinasse 
L’Estrange 
Lewis 


70, 71, 73, 132, 138, 139, 155 


Vill. 


.. 89, 156 


=2, 198 


24, 75, 83, 151, 153) 173 


Baroni crt stendgO 
109, 149 
go, 91, 92 


39, 128 


18, 141, 155, 168, 202 
49, 96 


Leys... 
Lightbourne 
Limbrick... 
Lincoln 
Lippincott 
Little 
Lloyd 
Lockhart 
Lockwood 
Loft 

Loftus 


Longworth ... 


Lottridge 
Louden 
Lount 
Lovekin 
Lowe 


PAGE 


. 156 


... 115, 116, 


.. 69, 


Lownsborough 


Loyd... 
Ludlow 
Luke... 
Lyde 
Lymbutner 
Lynch ... 
Lyon 
Lyons... 
Lyttleton 


Macaulay ...58, 61,64, 75,77) 84; 


MacBean... 
MacBeth 


McCallum 


McCaul 
McClung... 
McCormick 
Mcvoubery 
McCuaig 
MacCulloch 
MacDermott 
MacDougall 
MacDonald 


Macdonell ... 


McEwen... 
McGregor 
Machray 


Macintosh .. 


McIntyre... 
Mack 


149) 
955 


595 

106, 116, 

5: 62, 

104, 116, 151, 165, 
... 62, 119, 134, 200, 


. 16, 17, 18, 170, 


nO2;, 
95) 
2131, 
194, 


PAGE ; PAGE 
MISC IR A Soames co Rs 132, 38 Melville c's AOE ONCE CeCe OR ETON 
MEGISEITA Recicat a rr eine ates 34 IRS C0) cis Sher aurea tas neuen a 34 
Mackenzie ...18, 87, 144, 148, 149, 201 Were t a: seri ie warren ORB 134 
McKiel Neda RUNGE yey OL AT MSTIBOld oe sie avec ak arcs hae 
Mominnon octave eiapy stank 62 Merritt. icons oa 190 
Macklem si.) 15... se. «4. 106, 109 DEES aries PN einer v Le RG 
McKowen Vicks bePOT ous Ree OO Mawnan oie ai cu ee: 143 
MacLean ... 9, 10, 13, 134, 143, 145 Milby Eyes dobre erm Mawers 
DEACIOAYC eG ony Gere cms 130 MiUOR es chin ike eet ee Tay 193 
MGIGMan io cen ene = ae a Pee NAGE et sae cans cs SrOes 193 
Maclegde. sci) Siveca ote 50, 201 MitChelen cy ncrth ey ers, 56 
NIGNTAL Oia ee es eek ey ogi 145 WACCHGL MK na a rine (es einen Oe 157 
McMillan Rime ee erent ea do) MAINED wiyeh yen lus betwee: 167 
MOWING csi dy (ee et ee 126 NIGEL ane ete et eee 107 
Mc Murray CA eve ores AO BO Mocktid gery ina ci 84. 
Macnab. 4.0.71) 35,-98, 174, 200 MOON asec ie. ee ur 149 
McNaughton or McNachtan ... 66 Montague? icteric vas as 163 
McNaughton-Jones .... 1... 66 Mie) ah ST arg iis ta eae nye 173 
MON@UC eae ty ee rae 45 MOWINE RS ni hy eee caren ay 69 
MacPherson... .., 37, 148, 152 1/9 To). MMM iby AACE Re RU A 167 
NACOUBGN TE NES Aces pues O, 98 Morgan ete a tenho eat te LOG 
SOOUIU NS ost as SA 8 Morley eR sit Samus 
Mae Roberts ac sy a an 95 Morris 151, 168, 170, 176, 186, 196 
NESW VILHAINS sive See ee 14 DPOMISOM cis i ace iors te 76 
Ma Ree retes diye tet aac 192 Mortons eee re. 34, 99, 102, 172 
MERINO er aNwa rat ay nS 53 Morson pete 
IVER Be eae sere ty Ua ors 10g MOREE ists te aa in Gan iO 
MO Oie eon neces. Mareen. soe 138 Mele ce ee ets 165 
Mallotties cist: Ser ie OE ERS Mountain bits ONY Oe Gein aa seen eda 
DEAUGG ES ys Vag Aiee yep 189 WOVEN ale yN hs ee oT ERS 176 
Mallory ss easy fener UnN LY it 97 EOWA CUS dita cvyedic tet beae er ree 79 
NEAIO Ue yh ese Clonee a MOVIG airs nie Space nes ee a 89 
NUMMIY, yh sks nee Mane awe ts 113 Mulheron Gee ee eR chi a OG 
MBO ec ecnes coe ctny 58, 86 Mulock Hee ats UMie taney aN yy 28 
Manuel Pebetitew Shaan ga nee OL Murney Ppa RcEN aN IeERGT ay TeNGy 
MIRVUOM eo ayn. .ae we 113 Murray +++ 31, 32, 163, 176, 179, 185 
Maricle COT Bia CO pNeiar erat 70 Musgrave Hone Age 
MBs aie pe see Ses ee 96 DINGSGNCEN he tre eer, 45 
AU VD es anneal ita elute ind pelted 78 NSBR igi ao are 159 
WEeRUIG San ye pean 71, 139 INBTEOMS ase Seve: “GEE ne ek. uke 134 
MRSOE ots he 80, I44, 170, 182 Bony Ut sae aig anemic meee 1g 
Maule Lice Tai ty] PUOUSEOBR Ry ep ane net 109 
NONE i a 137 DT) eee Seay 
MER Sine san sree Gas ia sie oe Oe PRIUS Ge heat Get ls sare ay 124 
Mayne: a ne a ea 129 Neilson HEAT Cu ae 42, 129 
Meacham ee Lean sc pe. «ee ROM NOUSR cyt ee Li oO 
Nee ieee 130, 193 Nelson cueare ; oe 41 
MMROR es ce ie ees hes [41 al 1a Seles Wea er eee gees 7.7 


Newman ... 
Nickinson 
Niles 
Niven ... 
Nixon 
Noble ... 
Nordheimer 
Norman 
Norris 
Northrop 
Nursey 
O’Connor 
O’ Dell 

O’F flahertie 
Ogden 
Ogilvy ... 
Ogle... 
O'Malley 
Ord ... 
O'Reilly 
Oronhyatekha 
Osborne 
Osler 
Owen 
Padden 
Palmer... 
Palmes 
Palsgrave 
Parker 
Parsons 
Paton 
Patteson 
Patterson 
Paul 
Pawling ... 
Peck 
Peebles 
Pegge ... 
Pemberton 
Pennington 
Pepler ... 


Perigord, Duk 


Perrin 
Peshall 
Peters... 
Peyton... . 
Phelps ... 
Phillips 


... 137, 138, 190 


PAGE 
S113 
76 

75 

88 

. 148 
153 
62 

61 

. 192 
157 
32 
145 

. 141 
gi 

- 175 
31 
136 
177 

ve 135 
I21, 123 
70 

72 

- 134 
123 
P72 
178 

. 162 
9 


39 

. 148 

Mes Mee, a 1ty) 
.. 43, 102 
104, 81 
Sqr dels 
100 

. 159 

100 

30 

37 

. 116 


e de Talleyrand 12° 


55» 77 
gl 

Aa & Je) 
162 

31 

73> 127 


Phillpotts 
Phipps... 
Piers... 
Pigot 
Pilgrim 


PAGE 
21 
82 


. 125 


102 


. I81 


Pillsworth ... ... 


Pinkey 
Polson ... 
Poole 
Porter ... 
Powell 
Powless 
Prendergast 
Prescott 
Pring 
Prodgers 
Proudfoot 
Purdy ... 
Racey 


Radenhurst... 


Raddon 
Radley... 
Raikes 
Ramsay 
Rankine ... 
Ranney 
Ratcliffe 
Raymond 
Read... 
Redmond 
Redwood... 
Reid 
Rennie 
Rhodes... 
Rhynas 
Richards 
Richardson 
Ricketts 
Ridout 
Ritchie... 
Roberts 
Robertson 
Robinson .. 
Robson... 
Roche 

Roe 


Roebuck ... 
Romilly, Lord 


117 


. 169 


+++37s 445 


35 39 40, 97, 124, 


71, 72) 


147 
133 
102 
133 

73 
195 
196 


- 143 


30 


. 131 


...123, 198, 
+» 38, 39, 


37) 


IgI 
199 
189 
113 
140 

52 
155 


. 148 


£33 


. 130 


94) 


61, 


156 
120 
174 


Beat) 


134 
188 
88 


. 169 


1. 33 44s 1495 
143) 1445 

15, 53: 57) 79» 124. 
a 

49, 1335 


eh Sue are ee 


35 
82 
145 
189 
26 
193 
185 
150 
100 
87 
140 
176 
101 


PAGE 
Roronounhgowaneh ... 195, 197 
Ross... 12, 56, 1327, 157, 176 
Roulston 97 
POUGHOR I ei cea, 31 
Routh ... 144 
Rowan 76 
Rowell... I51 
Rubidge ... . 115 
Rutledge 74. 
Rutherford 146 
Rutherfoord 150 
Ruttan LTO 
Ryan 25 
Sadleir £5 82 
St. Quentin .. 52 
Sandys 107 
Sawyer 69 
Saurin 45 
Sayers... ... 39 
Schofield... 190 
Schoolcraft . iis Wes AGL 46 
Schreiber... 13, 79, 142, 200 
Schwaller 144 
Score aah ret AO 
Scott 60, ror, 128, 148 
Scougall ... 27 
Scovil ... 136 
Secord 63 
Severns 168 
Sewell 79, 85 
Se, nour 6238) ba. 76, 122 
Shade 87 
Sharpe .. pe ee 36 
Shaw 31, 49, 66 
Sheffield... 116 
Shepherd . 181 
Sheppard 44. 
Sherlock ... on Ae we Ao 
Sherwood 10, 132, 142, 174 
Shiel... Aan eh cw rican tanto > 
re Lillo Vas aaa vos nua ea te Gee Ga 18 
Short 172 
Shoultz 96 
Shrieve heat eerste I>: 
ICOUO er Rear 158 
Sidney 162 
Silvester 158 
Sickles 69 


XI. 


PAGE 
Simmons 1g2 
Simpson ... . 197 
Sims 106, 179 
Sinclair 77 
Sisson... ... 176 
Skynner ... 39, 112, an 131, 136, 200 
EC) aes CHOSE ei Bet gg ne 18 
Slingsby ... s+ 162 
Small Payee 39 
Smart ..159, 168, 180 
Smelt 52 


Smith 13, 14, a6 21, ahae 40, 49, 
58, 62, 70, 81, 82, 121, ra ae 


Snider . 156 
Somerset, Duke ce 162 
Somerville, Lord ... . 150 
Soole 33 
Sowden en 
Spencer ; 85. 110 
Spiers cr Bpaate. 26 
Spooner 38 
Spragge ... 190 
Spratt .. 50 
Squyer ley) 
ol Tal) anti algal at ees 100 
WOUSONC ice aa hogy, ty et 
Starr 126, 169 
Stegman ... ne es » 155 
Stewart . Ig. 26, 81, 101, 107, 

120, 128, 150, 166 
Stevenson 26, 32 
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Sullivan 42 
Surle 135 
Swabey . 202 
Swan 169 


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Preface. 


AIN pride of ancestry is silly, and the snobbishness that estimates a man’s worth only accord- 
ing to the social staius of his grandfather is contemptible; nevertheless every man should 
endeavor to know all he can of his family history; the indifference that some profess as to 

such things is either insincere, or it is a mark of littleness of mind or of selfishness. It is, or should 
be, a matter of interest to every one to know something of those who have borne his name before 
him—no matt:r whether they have been earls or blacksmiths; and more especially so if they 
(whether earls or blacksmiths) have served their country well and faithfully, either in peace or in 
war, in great things or in small. 


No people can look back to a more honourable commencement from which to date their family 
histories than those whose ancestors were United Empire Loyalists, or the later immigrants who 
came to Upper Canada as pioneers to take their part in constructing a prosperous country out of a 
wilderness—a task which called for courage, energy and patience, as the necessary conditions of 
success ; a people who showed that they possessed these virtues when in 1812 they resolutely rose to 
defend their infant country against an aggressive power who threatened—-and endeavored—to cver- 
whelm them with an army exceeding in number the whole population of the country attacked. 


A century has now passed since the United Empire Loyalist settlement of Upper Canada took 
place, and three-quarters of a century since the conclusion of the War of 1812. In those two events 
and in the intervening period there were many who had a prominent part in public affairs, and 
whose names appear in history, who have left descendants. It is very rarely that a man, gent!e or 
simple, can name his great grandfather, except in cases where some care has been taken {o preserve 
family records. Each new generation that arises means one more past generation forgotten. There 
are already numerous descendants of early settlers in this Province who cannot show their descent, 
and in another quarter of a century there will be comparatively few who can do so, unless some effort 
is made to preserve family histories. At the request of a number of persons interested, I have 
undertaken the task of doing what I may be able to do towards this work. 

It has not been my intention to include in this work families only of superior social standing. 
The list of those who appear in it might seem to indicate some such selection, but that is simply 
because the history of some families has been less difficult to obtain than that of others. And 
though the purpose of the work has reference to the earlier settlers, I have not thought it inconsistent 
to include immigrants of more recent arrival. 


Most genealogical works follow the plan of selecting an individual and tracing his ancestry ; this 
work is just the reverse, as it is the naming of an ancestor and tracing, as far as practicable, all his 
descendants. I have therefore omitted none whose names I could learn, except in the case of children 
of persons who have left Ontario and gone to live elsewhere. I have even been particular to include 
those whose career is summed up in the curt but pathetic d. inf. Some of those to whom I am 
indebted for assistance in obtaining particulars of their families have not quite understood what 
was desired in this respect. 


I am fully conscious that the work is likely to contain imperfections. I can only say that I have 
taken great pains to secure accuracy, and if any errors should be discovered, I will take it as a great 
favour if they are brought to my notice so that corrections may be made. 


The genealogies have been constructed from data supplied by family records, registered wills 
and deeds, histories and various other sources of information, and in every case I have sought the 
assistance of one or more members of the family concerned, which I may say here, has in nearly 
every case been readily and courteously rendered, 


E. M. CHADWICK, 


Elvmorial Bearings. 


A LITTLE explanation may be desirable as to the methods adopted in showing 

armorial bearings in this work. In cases in which the evidence of the 
correctness of those used is such as to leave no room for doubt, the arms are 
described in ordinary type. Where such positive evidence is not at hand, inasmuch 
as it often happens from various causes that families bear arms different from those 
to which they are entitled, it has been thought better for the descriptions to be 
printed in italics; it must be quite understood, however, that where this occurs it 
does not suggest any doubt of the right of the family concerned to bear arms, but 


simply indicates the absence of positive and authentic information as to the correct- 


ness of those actually used. Nor does the omission of arms in any case imply the 
absence of a right to bear them, but only shows that the author has not succeeded 
in obtaining the necessary particulars. 


2 MacBanell, 


ma MACDONELL OF GLENGARRY, @. &. &. 


OME time after the breaking up of the Scottish Clans, wich 
followed the defeat of the Stuarts in 1745, a considerable 
number of the Macdonells of Glengarry emigraced to 

America under the leadership of Macdonells of Scotus, Leek, 
Aberchalder and Collachie, Cadets of Glengarry, and settled on 
the Mohawk River in the central part of the then Province of 
New York. On the breaking out of the Revolutionary War all the 
men of the Clan in America took up arms in defence of the Crown, 
in such numbers as to form, in great part, the 1st Batcalion of the 
King’s Royal Regiment of New York, of which Sir John Johnson was 
Colonel, while others entered the Royal Highland Emigrant Regi- 
ment (afterwards known as the 84th), and Butler’s Rangers. The 
Macdonells thus rendered valuable services throughout the war, 
during which they suffered great cruelties and indignities at the 
hands of the Revolutionary Party, from which no rank, sex or age 
was exempt, and also lost all their properties.* On the conclusion 
of the war they settled in what is now the extreme eastern part 
of Ontario, and part of which bears their name, the County of 
Glengarry, then an unbroken wilderness of forest. Here they were 
subsequently joined by the Macdonells of Greenfield and many of 
their fellow clansmen and ather Highlanders, notably (in 1804) the 
disbanded soldiers of the Glengarry Fencible Regiment, which served 
(under Col. Alexander-Ranaldson Mac<'onell, Chief of Glengarry) in 
the Irish Rebellion of 1798, who were brought to Canada by the 
celebrated priest, soldier and statesman, the Rev. Alexander 
Macdonell, Chaplain (Roman Catholic) to the Regiment.t 


*Colonel Matthews, Military Secretary to Sir Guy Carleton, Lord Dorchester, Captain General 

and Commander-in-chief of the forces in Canada during the Revolutionary War, bore the following 

: testimony to the services of the gentlemen referred to and their adherents in a letter, addressed to 

6 the Under Secretary of State for the Colonies, dated Chelsea College, 23rd June, 1804. * 12 bg 

‘* When the Rebellion broke out they were the first to fly to arms on the part of Government, in 

‘which they and their adherents took a most active and decided lead, leaving their families and 

Bd ‘property at the mercy of the rebels. I was at the time quartered at Niagara, and an eye witness 

: ‘Cof the gallant and successful exertions of the Macdonells and their dependents, by which, in a 
‘great measure, the upper country of Canada was preserved."’ 


t(Hon. and Rt. Rev.) Alexander Macdonell, who was also chaplain to the Glengarry Light 
Infantry Regiment (on the regular establishment of the army), which served with great distinction 
in the war of 1812, was raised to the Episcopate (R.C.) in 1820, and was Bishop of Regiopolis or 
Kingston, 1826 to 1840. He was a member of the Legislative Council of Upper Canada, 1831 to 
1840, in which year he died, aged 80. The town of Alexandria, in the county of Glengarry, was 
named in his honour, 


s 


Of the Clan in Canada, there are, or have been, the following 
principal families : 


MACDONELL OF SCOTUS. 


(Col.) Joun Macpone tt, of Scotus (also called Scotas, Scottos 
and Scothouse), came with other clansmen before referred to, in 1773, 
and settled at Caughnawaga, in Schoharie County, at the invitation 
of Sir William Johnson, who held a large tract of land there. He 
was b, in 1728, d. 15th April, 1810. He had issue (besides a dau. 
Penelope, m. to John Beikie, Clerk Executive Council, and d. sp., 
and a dau, Mary, d. unm.), viz. : 
1.—(Capt.) Miles, at one time Govr. of the Hudson Bay Com- 
pany, and prominent in connection with Lord Selkirk, and 
the Red River Settlement, and in the contests with the 
North-West Co’y. M. tstly, ——-Macdonell ; 2ndly, —— 
Frobisher, and 3rdly, Catherine, d. of Capt. Allan Macdonell 
(Collachie), and had issue, of either rst or 2nd marriage: 
ta.—Donald Aineas, some time member of Parliament 
for the Eastern District, and Sheriff of same, and 
afterwards Warden of Wingston Penitentiary. M. 
—and had issue. 
ta.~ Amelia, m. Istly, to Wm. Jones, son of Ephraim 
Jones (see Jones of Brockville), and 2ndly, as 2nd wife 
to James Macdonell (Capt.), of Matilda, who was b. 
1795, d. 31st Aug., 1847.* 
2a.—Isabella 
2 —John, lived many years in the North-West, and was after- 
wards of Point Fortune, Hawkesbury, Quebec. Was m. 
and had issue (besides others), Godfrey, whose dau. Hortense 
was m. to Andrew Cullen of Templeton, on the Ottawa. 
3.—William-Johnson, b. 17th March, 1775, d 1848, m. Lucy 
Waters, of Boston, b. Jan., 1790, and had issue, viz. :— 
1a.—William-John, Chevalier (of France), many years 
I’rench Consul in Toronto. D March 1893, unm. 


*He had of his first marriage issue, viz.:—1a. Alexander-Roderic, who entered the American 
Service in the war of 1860-64, and was last heard from in 1864 2a. Allan-James, m. —— McQuill. 
3a. John-Scott. 1a. Margaret, m.to Duncan McKay. 2a. Marcella. 3a. Henrietta, a nun, known 
in relig. as Mother Antoinette, was several years Superioress of St. Joseph’s Convent in Toronto, 
and afterwards of Convent in St. Catharines, 4a. Helen; d. 5a. Magdalen-Mary ; m, to Cleve- 
land Stafford, d. 


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1a.—Lucy-Catherine, m. Jan., 1827, to Henry Jones, (See 
Jones of Brockville.) 

2a.—Mary-Magdalen, m. Istly, to William McQueen, and 
andly, to Charles- Theodore Palsgrave, of Montreal. 


MACDONELL OF GREENFIELD, 


ALEXANDER MAcpone tt, of Greenfield, Sco., came to Canada 
in 1792. Was Lieut.-Col. commanding 2nd Batt. of Glengarry 
Militia in 1812. D, 1519. M. Janet, dau. of Alexander Macdonell, 
of Aberchalder, and hed issue, viz.: 

1.—Hugh, d. at Villadolid, in Spain, unm. 

2.—Angus, a partner in the North-West Company, was murdered 

in the conflicts between that Company and the Hudson 
Bay Company; unm. 

3-—Dunean, of Greenfield, Co. Glengarry, of whom below. 

4.—John, b. 19 April, 1785, Member of Leg. Ass’y for Glengarry, 

and Attorney-General of Upper Canada. Was Col. of 

Militia in 1812, and was present at the capture of Detroit, 

the terms of capitulation of which he negotiated (gold 

medal), and was A.D.C. to Major General Brock, with 

whom he fell at the battle of Queenston, 12 Oct., 1812, and 

with whom also he is buried under the Monument on 

Queenston Heights. Unm. 

5.—Donald-Greenfield, M.L.A. for Glengarry. Was Lieut.- 

Col. in the Militia, and Deputy Adjt.-Genl. in 1853. M, 

Elizabeth, dau. of Ranald Macdonell, Lieut. K.R.R. of 

N.Y., and had issue, viz. : 

ta.—Alexander, Barrister-at-Law, of Morrisburg, @., M. 
—— Doran and had issue, four sons and a dau. 

2a.—Aineas, M.D., of Almonte and Cornwall, afterwards 
of Ottawa, d. 1891, unm. 

3a.— Reginald, Capt. Royal Canadian Rifles, d. cir, 1851, 
unm, 

4a,—John, Barrister-at-Law, of Cornwall, d. 1868. M. 
Isabella, dau. of Col. A. Maclean, of Cornwall, and 
had issue, two sons and three daus 

5a. — Robinson, Barrister-at-Law, Dy. Clerk of Crown at 
Cornwall, d. cir. 1862. Unm. 

1a.—Janet, unm. 

2a.—Catherine-Anne, unm. 


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6.—Alexander-Gieenfield, of the North-West Company, after- 
wards M.L.A. for Glengarry, and for Prescott and Russell; 
was Sheriff of the Ottawa District. D. 1841, s.p. 
1.—Mary, m. to John Cumming, of Kingston. 
2.--Anne, m. to Miles Macdonell; she died before 1812, 
leaving a dau., Ann, m. to Alexander Macdonell 
(Ardnabee). 
3.—Marjerie or Marcella, m. to Col. Alexander McMillan. 
4.—Margaret, unm. 
Duncan Macpone_t, of Greenfield, above named, commanded 
a company at the taking of Ogdensburg, in 1813. Succeeded his 
father in the command of the 2nd Bn. Glengarry Militia, from which 
he retired in 1857, receiving the thanks of the Gov.-Genl. in general 
orders ‘‘ for his long and valuable services in the Militia, dating from 
the last war.””. Was Registrar of Deeds, Co. Glengarry. M. Harriet, 
dau. of Col. Archibald Macdonell (Leek), and had issue, an only son, 
1a —ARCHIBALD-JOHN, b. 1822, d. 17 March, 1864. Barrister- 
at-Law, Recorder of Kingston, and a Bencher of the Law 
Society, and was for many years partner of the Hon. (after- 
wards Sir) John-Alexander Macdonald; was Lieut.-Col. 
commanding 2nd Batt. Glengarry Militia, 1857 to 1864. M. 
Mary, dau. of Robert Long Innes, Lieut. 37th Regt., and 
had issue, viz : 
16.—JOHN-ALEXANDER, b. 26 June, 1851, of Alexandria. 
Barrister-at-Law 1875, O.C. 1800. Capt. 59th Stor- 
mont and Glengarry Bn. Act. Mil. M. Isabel, dau. of 
Hon John-Willoughby Crawford, Lt.-Gov. of Ontario, 
and his wife Helen, dau. of Hon. Livius-Peters Sher- 
wood, a Justice of the Court of Queen’s Bench for 
Upper Canada. 
16.—Mary-Elizabeth, unm. 


MACDONELL OF LEEK. 


Joun Macpone tv, of Leek, was on the Staff of Prince Charles 
at Culloden, in 1745. Was Lieut. in Fraser’s Highlanders, 1757, 
and was at the taking of Quebec, 1759. Subsequently commanded 
a Veteran Corps in Newfoundland. D. 1818. He had (besides a 
dau., Isabella, m. to Hon. Neil Maclean), 6 sons, all officers in the 
Army. Of these: 

George Macdonell, C.B., 2nd son, b. 1779 or 1780, d. 1870, 


1 


II 


was commissioned to raise the Glengarry Light Infantry Regt. in 
1812, Commanded the expedition by which Ogdensburg was cap- 
tured, 23rd Feb., 1813, for which he received the thanks of the 
House of Assembly. Was at Chateauguay (gold medal), which he 
reached with his Regt. by a skilful and rapid march through forests, 
just in time to render aid which was of the utmost importance in 
securing that brilliant victory.* Afterwards Lieut.-Col. 79th High- 
landers. M_ 1820, Hon. Laura, dau. of Lord Arundel of Wardour ; 


she d. 1854; and had issue: a son, John-Ignatius, Lieut.-Col. 71st 
Highlanders, now Majur-General. 


It is said that there are descendants of Leek 


living at or near 
St. Andrews, Co. Glengarry, 


MACDONELL OF ABERCHALDER. 


ALEXANVER MacponeLt, Capt. King’s Royal Reet. of New York, 
came to Canada under the circumstances above mentioned, and 
settled on the River St. Lawrence in Charlottenburg, his residence 
being known as Glengarry House (burnt ia 1813, and not rebuilt.) 
He had issue, viz.:— 


1.—John, Capt. in Butler’s Rangers, elected with his brother 
first member of the I 


.egislative Assembly for Glengarry, 
1792; Speaker of the first House of Assembly of Upper 
Canada; was Lieut.-Col. comdg. 2nd Bn. Royal Can. 
Volunteer Regt. of Foot (regular establishment of the Army), 
raised in 1796, and disbanded in 1802 at the Peace of 
Amiens: Lieut. of Co. Glengarry in 1803. Hem. ——Yates, 
of Schenectady, N.Y., and had issue, Alexander, who was 
Major in the Lancaster Regt. of Glengarry Highlanders, 
and served in the rebellion of 1837-8, and who had issue, 
two daus., of whom one survives, unm. 
2.—Hugh, Lieut. K.R.R. of N.Y., elected with his brother 
first M.A. for Glengarry, 1792. Capt. R.C.V., Regt. ; 
Lieut.-Col. Glengarry Militia Regt., 1503; First Adjt. Gen. 


of Militia for Upper Canada, 1811 to 1820, Subsequently 
was Consul-Gen. at Algiers. M. Istly, —— Hughes, and 


*It is believed that the Rattle of Chate 
troops being present), more than any 
able distinction, borne by all C 


auguay (as it was fought by the Militia only, no other 
of their other services, won for the Canadians the honour- 
of carrying the 
The writer has, however, been unable to 


‘anadian troops, howeyer raised or commissioned, 
colours and wearing the facings of ‘ Royal" Regiments. 
verify this fac. 


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andly, a dau. of Admiral Ulrich, Danish Consul-General 
at Algiers (who survived him, and was married, 2ndly, to 
the Duke de Talleyrand Perigord, and d. 1870.) He had 
issue, besides 8 daus., 2 sons, viz. :— 
1a.—(Sir) Alexander, K.C.B., Col. commanding 2nd Batt. 
Prince Consort’s Own Rifle Brigade. Served in 
Crimea, India Mutiny, North-west Frontier (India), 
&c. D. 30 April, 1891. 
2a.—(Sir) Hugh-Guion, K.C.M.G., C.B. Entered the 
Army, in P. C. O, Rifle Brigade, but being obliged to 
retire on account of ill health, entered the Diplomatic 
; service. Was H.M. Minister-Plenipotentiary and 
Envoy-Extraordinary to the K. of Denmark, and sub- 
sequently to the K. of Portugal. 
Lieut.-Col. Hugh Macdonell’s daus. (besides ong@a nun), 
were m. as follows :—To Holstein, Danish Consul 
Gen. at Algiers; to Gen. Sir Robert Wynyard, some 
time Military Governor of the Cape of Good Hope ; to 
Gen. Sir George Brown, who commanded the Light 
Division in the Crimea; to —— Buck, Capt. R.N.; 
to Viscount Aquado; to —— Cumberland, Capt. 42nd 
Royal Highlanders (the Black Watch); to Don Augusto 
Conte, Spanish Ambassador at Vienna. 
3 —Chichester, Lieut. Butler’s Rangers, afterwards Lieut.-Col. 
82nd and 34th Regts. Was at Corunna (Gold Medal). 
D. in India. 
Alexander Macdonell (Aberchalder) had also three daus. m. as 
follows:—To Gen. Ross; to Gen. Wilkinson ; to Alexander Mac- 
poe donell of Greenfield. 


MACDONELL OF COLLACHIE. 


ALLAN MacponE_L, of Collachie, came to America in 1773, and 
to Canada, firstly after the outbreak of the American Revolution, and 
finally in 1784. In 1745 he was present with his clan, adherents of 
Prince Charles Stuart, at Culloden. Was Capt. in the 84th Royal 
Highland Emigrant Regt. D. 1792. M. Helen <d. 1797), daughter of 
The Macnab, and had issue, viz : 


1.—Angus, Barrister-at-law, First Clerk of Leg. Ass’y of Upper Sea 
Canada, 1792; M.L.A. for Durham, Simcoe and the East 
Riding of York; was Treasurer of the Law Society, 1801 to 


as 
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1804. Was drowned in the Speedy, a schooner wrecked on 
Lake Ontario, 7th Oct., 1804, when conveying a Judge on 
circuit, with the Sheriff, Attorney-General and others, all 
of whom were lost. Unm. 

2.—Alexander, of whom below. 

3.—James, Capt. 43rd Regt., d.in West Indies, unm. 

1.—Ienrietta, married to Dr. MacLean, Surgeon in the Army, 
and had issue: 


1a.—Allan, Colonel, m. Ann Stowe and had issue: 
2a.—Donald, d.s.p. 


1@.—Eleanor, m. to John Helliwell, Barrister-at-law, of 
Toronto, and had issue :—16.—Stuart, living in New 
York. 26.—Clarkson, d.s.p. 16.—Jessie, m. to John 
Kane, d., and has had issue, one son and one d 


au 
26.—Caroline, m. to Collingwood Schreiber, C.E., of 

Ottawa, and has issue. 
2.—Catherine, m. to Capt. Miles Macdonell (Scotus) ; she 


d.s.p. 

(Hon.) ALEXANDER MAcbonELt, above n 
afterwards of Toronto, was b. at Port Augustus in Glengarry, | 
Sco., 1762, d. 18th March, 1842. Was Lieut. in Butler’s Rangers, 
in the American Revolutionary War; M.L.A. for Glengarry in 
several Parliaments, and Speaker in 1804; Sheriff of the Home 
District, 1792 to 1805 ; Agent for the Earl of Selkirk in the’ effort 
of that nobleman to establish a se 
at Baldoon in the 


amed, of Collachie, and 


ttlement of Highland immigrants 
Western district, 1805 to 1812; Col. of Militia 
and Deputy Paymaster General in 1812; Superintendent of Perth 
Settlement, established for settling disbanded soldiers after the War 
of 1812; Assistant Secretary Indian Dept. 1816; subsequently Mem- 
ber of the Legislative Council, He m. Anne, dau. of James Smith 
(sister of Hon. Samuel Smith ; see Smith of Etobicoke) ; she d. 14th 
Decr., 1858; and had issue, viz. : 
1a.—Allan, Barrister-at-law, some time Sheriff of the Gore 
District, b. 5th Nov., 1808, d. gth Sept., 1888, unm. 
2a.—James, of whom below. 
3@.—Angus-Duncan, m. Pauline-Rosalie, 
itpont De La Haye, and has issue : 
16.—John-De La Haye. 26.—Angus-Claude, Batrrister-at- 
law. 36.—Archibald-Hayes, Lt. Royal Can. Regt. of 
Inf, 46.—Allan-Stuart, of Lindsay, Co. Victoria, Bar- 


dau. of John-Pet- 


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rister-at-law. 16.—Henrietta-Aylmer, m. to William- 
Manley German of Welland, Barrister-at-law. 26.— 
Helen-Eugenie, a nun in Loretto Convent, Toronto. 
36.—Margaret-Maude, m. 8th Sepi. 1892, to Louis- 
Martin Hayes, of Peterboro, Barrister-at-law. 46.— 
Marie-Pauline. 
Alexander, Barrister-at-law, b. 19th Sept., 1820, unm. 
Samuel-Smith, b. 23rd Feb., 1823, of Windsor, Co. Essex, 
Barrister-at-law, 0.C., D.C.L., m. Ellen-Gillis, dau. of Col. 
Daniel Brodhead of Brookline, Boston, U.S.A., and his 
wife Almira Cutler, and has had issue : 
16.—Daniel-Brodhead, d. inf. 26.—Archibald-Cameron, In- 
spector N. W. M. Police, m. Maude, dau. of Col. Camp- 
bell, of Kingston. 16.—Henrietta-Aylmer, m. to John 
Morley. 26.—Cornelia-Brodhead, m. to Adam Weir- 
Anderson. 36.—Ellen-Gertrude, m. to John Wallace. 
1a.—Helen-Ann, b. June, 1812, d. August, 1813. 
2a.—Henrietta, m. to George-Edward Aylmer, Capt. 93rd 
Highlanders (subsequently Major), and d. 3rd March, 1844, 
having had issue, viz. :—16.—Charles-William-Brabazon, 
Capt. in the Army, m. Marian, dau. of Gen. Warner. 
26.—Henry-George-Robert-Angus, d. 8th Sept., 1865, unm. 


4a. 
5a. 


James Macponect (or McDonell, as he invariably wrote the 
name), above named, Collector of Inland Revenue, b. July, 1810, d. 
6th Feby., 1865; m. rgth Dec., 1835, Margaret-Leah (d. 22nd Nov., 
1892), dau. of Hon. Samuel Smith (see Smith of Etobicoke), and 
had issue: 

16.—Alexander, d. unm. 

26.—Samuel-Smith, of whom below. 

36.—]John-Greenfield, d. unm. 

46.—James-George, m. Anne-Jane Walsh, and has had issue, 

viz. :—1I¢e,—Alexander-Allan. — 2¢.—John-George. 3¢.—D. 
inf. 1¢.—Margaret. 2¢.—Jessie. 3¢.—Olive. 
546.—Ronald-Duncan, d. inf. 

16.—Helen, d. inf. 

26.—Emily-Isabella, m. 1st Aug., 1872, to William-George 

McWilliams, Barrister-at-law, and has had issue, viz. :— 
1¢.—Ronald, b. 23rd April, 1875, d. Sept., 1888. 2¢.— 
William-John, b. 23rd April,1875, d. inf. —3¢.—James- 
Douglas. 4¢.—William-McDeieii.  1¢.—-Lanity Marearet- 
Louisa. 2¢,—Jessie-Leah-Isabella. 


ISSUE, 


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36.—Margaret, m. 3rd Sept., 1873, to John- Beverley Robinson 
(see Robinson); she d. 13th Feb., 1875, leaving issue, one 
daughter, Margaret-Mary. 

46.—Jessie-Louisa, m. to Arthur-Bagshaw Harrison, (see next 

page.) 

SamMuEL-SmitH McDone i, above named, was b 15th March, 
1838, m. 1gth Nov., 1872, Mary-Jane, dau. of Alexander Fisher (see 
Fisher), and has had issue: 

1¢.—James-Arthur-Edward, b. 13th May, 1886. 

1¢.—F lorence-Mary. 

2c.—Leila-Isabella. 


Arms. Sudject to due differences to be assigned to each house. * 
Or., an eagle displayed gu. surmounted by a lymphad sa. sails 
furled and rigged ppr., in the dexter chief a dexter hand couped of 
the second, and in the sinister a cross-crosslet fitched of the third 
Cres¢ : Araven ppr,, perched ona rock az.  Mottoes - above—Crag- 


gan an fhithich (the rock of the raven); deneath—Per mare per 
terras. Badge, a sprig of heath. 


*The arms without change should be borne by the chief or main line of a family only, and 
when cadet branches have become established, heraldic rule requires that each such branch should 
assume some distinguishing change or mark in the arms, and more especially so in the case of 
families of prominence, or of which there are many branches, 


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HARRISON. 


Artuur-BacsHaw Harrison, named in the 
preceding page, of Toronto, b. 5th January, 1850; 
Major late 1oth Royal Grenadiers; son of William- 
Bagshaw Harrison, in Holy Orders, for 47 years 
Rector of Gayton-le-Marsh, Co. Lincoln, Eng., 
who m. Charlotte Anne, dau. of William-Teale 
Welfitt, of Manby Hall, Co. Lincoln, and who 
was son of William-Bagshaw Harrison, in Holy 
Orders, of Gouldhurst, Co. Kent. He m. Istly, 
Jessie-Louisa McDonell, as mentioned on the pre- 
ceding page, and 2ndly, rath Oct., 1892, Frances- 
Anastasia, dau. of Hon. Sir Frank Smith, Kt., Senator, of Toronto, 
and has issue, Frank-Arthur, b. 12th January, 1894. 


Julia-Henstley, a sister of the above named Major Harrison, is 
m. to Rt. Rev. Richard Young, Bishop of Athabasca. 


Arms: Sa. 3 lozenges conjoined in fesse erm, Crest: a demi 
lion ramp’t ppr., holding in his paws a lozenge erm. Motto: 


Miseris succur“ere disco. 


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SMITH OF ETOBICOKE, @. E. @. 


ON. SAMUEL SMITH, Col. Queen’s Rangers, son of James 


Smith, came to Canada after the American Revolution and 


in the obtained a grant of lands in the Township of Etobicoke. 
, 1850; He was a member of the Executive Council of Upper Canada, and 
Jilliam- was twice Administrator of the Government.’ D. 20th Oct. 1826.* 
7 years M. 22nd Oct. 1799, Jane-Isabella, dau. of Joseph Clarke, M.D.; 
 Eng., * she was b. 8th Feb. 1779, and d. 20th Sept. 1826; and had issue, viz.: 
n- Teale é 1,—James-Alexander, lived in the Southern States, m. April 


nd who : 1844, Nancy Williams, and had issue, viz.: 1a.—Samuel- 
n Holy | Henry, who left home and has not been heard of for several 
. Istly, - years. ta,—Isabella-Ellen, d. unm. 2a.—Emma, d. unm. 
the pre- 3a.—Sonora, m. to R -Lochiel Cameron, and lived in 


‘rances- Florida ; she was accidentally burnt to death, S.p. 

“oronto, 2.—Samuel-Boies, d. July 1882, unm. He bequeathed a large 
sum of money for the benefit of the Church of the Ascen- 
sion, Toronto. 

1.—Ann, b. 20th July 1801., m. 11th Feb. 1829, to Henry 
W Nelles, of Grimsby, son of Hon. Abraham Nelles, 
and kad issue: 
1a.—Samuel-Abraham, m. Julia Hudson and has had issue : 

Ida-Ann-Hawisberry, Julia-Lilian-Henrietta-Hudson. 
2a.—Beverley-Robinson, m. Louisa, dau. of Buckwell 
of Port Dover and has had issue: Beverley-R., d. 
young; Ethel, d. young; Douglas; Lawrence. 
1a,—Catherine-Isabella, m. to James-W G 
and had issue: William-Boies ; Mabel-Isabel. 
2a.—Henrietta-Ann, @., m. to Edward Nelles and had issue: 
Henrietta-Ann-Fannine. 
3a.—Emma- Maria, m. to Henry IIvde, @., and had issue one 
son. 

2.—IXmma, d. unm. 3.—Isabella, d. unm. 4.—Catharine, d. 

unm. 


rison, is 


a demi 
Motto: 


Nelles, 


* Col. Smith's sister, Anne, was m. to Hon. Alexander Macdonell. (See Macdonell of Collachie.) 


ea, 


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5.—Margaret-Leah, m. to James McDonell (see Macdonell of 
Collachie.) 
6.—Harriet-Louisa, d. Nov. 1893, m. 1842 to William-Henry 
Lee, b. 1799, @., who was in the Civil Service of Canada for 
51 years, being latterly Clerk of the Privy Council, and on 
his retirement in 1872, was presented by the Government 
with a piece of plate in recognition of his ‘ faithful and dis- 
tinguished services,” * and had issue, Viz. : 
ta.—William-Horace, b. 12th Feb. 1844, of the Civil Service 
at Ottawa, Major late Gov.-Genl’s Foot Guards; m. 
Alice-Jane, dau. of Jonathan Slater, of Chippawa, Co. 
Welland, and has issue, one dau., Jessie- Eileen-Wini- 
fred. 
2a.—Edegar, d. inf. 
3a.—Charles-Smith, b. 16th Nov. 1853, living in Chicago. 


1a.—Rosamund. 2a.—Jane. 3@.—Alice. 


7,—Augusta, d. unm. 
8.—Mary-Eleanor (or Helen or Ellen), d. 7th June 1890; m. 
July 1847, to Frederick-Augustus Ball, (ARMs: Erm. a lion 
vampant sa. between three fireballs of the same, the one in 
base fired ppr. Crest: out of a coronet, an arm embowed in 
armour ppr., holding a fireball sa. fired ppr. Motto: Paratus 
atque fidelis), who d. 7th Feb. 1885, and had issue : 
ta.—Clarence- Widmer, d. 21st Sep. 1893, aged 45, B.D., a 
Barrister-at-Law, and afterwards in Holy Orders, In- 
cumbent successively of Beaverton, Thorndale, Glan- 
worth and Port Burwell; m. Frances, dau. of Frederick 
Shore of Glanworth, Co. Middlesex, and had issue, 
a son. 
na.—Frederick-Winniette, m. Nellie, dau. of Simon-S—— 
Mackenzie of Belleville, and has issue, one dau. Amy- 
Beatrice. 
3a.—Reginald-' indsay. 
ta.—Augusta- Louisa. 2a.—Florence-Serring. 


*Son of William Lee of Enniscorthy, Co Wexford, Ireland, (d. tst July 1833, aged 70), 
Military Surgeon, who served in Canada in the war of 1812, and was afterwards Gentleman Usher 
of the Black Rod to the Legislative Council ; he m in 1798, dau. of Godfrey King of Quebec, who d. 
1803, and had issue, one son, above named, and twodaus. Arms: Arg. a fess betw. three crescents sa. 
Crest: on a column arg. encircled with a coronet, or, an eagle close ppr. standing on a bird's leg az., 
erased gu. Motto: Fide et Constantia. 


ell of 


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MACNAB. 


HE Macnabs having suffered severely in the troublous times of 
the 18th century, a number of them came’ to Canada in the 
early part of the present century, and in 1823 Archibald 

Macnab, 13th Chief of Macnab, came to Canada and settled in the 
Township of Macnab on the Ottawa River, where he resided nearly 
forty years, when he returned to Scotland, and died in France rath 


Aug. 1860, aged 83. His only surviving child was Sarah-Anne, 
known as ‘* Miss Macnab of Macnab,” who resided at Florence in 
Italy, and d. 19th Jan. 1894, unm. ‘It appears to be not certainly 


known who is successor to the chieftainship, but it is probable that 
James Macnabb, many years Commissioner at Delhi (brother of Sir 
Donald-Campbell Macnabb, K.C.I.E., C.S.1.), has the best claim. 


Among the families of this clan who settled in Ontario are the 
following : 


MACNAB OF DUNDURN (CANADA), Ul. E. WU. 


ALLAN Macnas, b. 1768, d. 6th June 1830, Ensign 71st Regt. 
and afterwards Lt. rgth Hussars; was on Gen. Simcoe’s staff in the 
American Revolutionary War, after which he came to Canada. Was 
Sergeant-at-Arms in the House of Assembly. M. Anne, dau. of Peter- 
William Napier, Capt. R. N., Commissioner of the Port and Har- 
bor of Quebec, and had issue: 

1,—Robert, d. aged 18. 

2.—Allan-Napier, of whom below. 

3-—David-Archibald, who succeeded his father as Sergeant-at- 

Arms, d. 1840; m. Sophia (d. 1892), dau. of John Stuart, 
Sheriff of the Johnstown District (see Jones of Brockville), 
and had issue, one child, who d. inf, 
1.—Anne, d. unm. 
2.—Hannah-Mary, of Hamilton. 
3.—Anna-Maria, d. 1883; m. to Alexander Stewart of Hamil- 
ton, late Capt. g4th Reg., and had issue, one son, who d. unm. 

4.—Lucy-Louisa, d. 1888; m, to John-Ogilvy Hatt, Barrister- 
at-law, of Hamilton, and had issue: Annette, Wy to 
Iraser, and had issue, Marian, who d. unm. 


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(Col, the Hon, Sir) ALLAN-NaApteR Macnas, Baronet, A.D.C. to 
the Queen, of Dundurn, Hamilton, Co, Wentworth, was b, 1gth Feb. 
1796, d. 8th Aug. 1862. He took up arms in 1812* and after 
having seen a good deal of service for one so young, was promoted 
to an ensigncy in the 4gth Reg. On the reduction of the Army after 
the war he entered upon the study of the law, and was called to the 
bar in 1825. Was the first Queen’s Counsel appointed in Canada, 
Was elected M. L. A. in 1829, and sat for Co, Wentworth, and for 
Hamilton, in nine successive Parliaments, being Speaker in the last 
Poriament otf Upper Canada. In 1837, on the breaking out of the 
Rebellion, he, with great energy and promptitude, raised the ‘* Men 
of Gore,” and marched to the relief of Toronto, then seriously threat- 
ened; and was in command of the Loyalists, by whom the Rebellion 
was crushed in the neighbourhood of ‘Yoronto and in the West, and 
then on the Niagara Frontier, where the most conspicuous incident 
was the cutting out of the Carod/ine. For these services Col. Macnab 
received the honour of Knighthood and was accorded the thanks of 
the Provincial Parliaments.t On the Province of Canada being 
constituted, Sir Allan Macnab was again returned for his former con- 
stituency, and was elected Speaker. He became Prime Minister in 
1854, and on retirement in 1856 was created a Baronet. In 1860 he 
became a Member of the Legislative Council, Hem. tstly, 6th 
May 1821, Elizabeth, dau. of Daniel Brooke, Lt. 41st and 4gth 
Regts., afterwards of Toronto; she d. 1825; and 2ndly, 30th Sept. 
1831, Mary, dau of John Stuart, Sheriff (above named); she d. 1846; 
and had issue, viz. : 
Of the first marriage: 
1.—Robert, d. 1834. 
1.—Anne-Jane, m. in 1849 to Salsbury Davenport, Assistant 
Commissary General. 

And of the second marriage: 

2,—Sophia, m. Nov. 1855, to Hon. William-Coutts Keppel, 
Viscount Bury, now Earl of Albemarle { 

3.—Mary-Stuart, m. Sept. 1861, to John, son of Hon, Sir Domi- 

nick Daly, Governor of South Australia. 


*This is one of several instances mentioned in this book where mere boys took an active part in 
an defence of their country in 1812, and sometimes, as was the case with young Macnab, with 
distinction. 


+The Duke of Wellington in the House of Lords stated that Sir Allan Macnab, by his staunch 
loyalty and prompt action, was the means of preserving the Canadas to the British Crown. 


{The Townships of Keppel and Albemarle were named in honor of this nobleman. 


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.C. to @ MACNAB OF BELLEVILLE, Ul. E. DZ. 
1 Feb. é ae ; 
after 3 James Macnaps, a military surgeon in the American Revolu- 
mated tionary War, settled in Canada, and d. at Machiche, Quebec, in 
y after 1780, leaving four sons, viz. : 
to the 1.—Colin, Collector of Customs at Niagara, d. 1810, having had 
anada. a dau. Maria, m. to George Phillpotts, Capt. R.E. and 
ind for Lieut.-Col., A.D.C. to Sir John Colborne, son of John 
he last Phillpotts of Gloucester, Eng., and a brother of the well 
of the known Bishop of Exeter (Arms: Gu. a cross arg. betw. 4 
“Men swords erect of the last, pomels and hilts or.  Cyvest. a 
threat- dexter arm embowered in armour, holding in the hand a 
.bellion sword all ppr. otto. Semper Paratus), and had issue, viz. : 
st, and 1a.— George- Alexander, d. 29 Nov. 1859, of Toronto, Bar- 
ncident rister-at-law, O.C. M. Mary, dau. of Robert Davidson, 
Vlacnab formerly of Armagh, Ire., and had issue: Amy-Sybella, 
anks of d.inf. Maria- Helen-Caroline; Mary-Sybella-Certrude. 
L being 2a.—Henry, R.E. a. 
net CONS 3a.—Charles, a. 
sister in 4a.—John, of Cornwall, Co. Stormont, d. 
1860 he 5¢.—Arthur, d. 1886, in Holy Orders, Rector of South 
stly, 6th Shields, Co. Durham, Eng 
oo 4gth OF C——, Col. R E. (retired). : 
th Sept. ta.—Sy bella, m. to Sir William Hill K.S.1., of London, 
d, 1846; Eng. 
aa, “Eliza, 4. 
3a.—Maria-Caroline, d. 1886. 
4a. - Helen-Decima. 
Assistant 2.—James, of Belleville, served in the Commissariat Depart- 
ment, 1812, Was M.L.A. for Co. Hastings. D. 1820, leav- 
ing one son, James, a Captain of Militia, who was accident- 
Keppel, ally killed while on duty in 1837, and who had issue, viz. : 
1.—James, @.  2.—Alexander, civil engineer, who held 
31+ Domi- important positions in the Maritime Provinces, and was 
afterwards employed on the Manchester Ship Canal, and 
d. 4th Jan. 1891. M. Elizabeth-Gilpin, dau. of Benjamin 
a Smith, banker in St. John, N.B., and had issue: 1a.— 
Batlve pert 4 Allan-James, in the Indian Medical Service, and of the 
ase Queen’s Own Corps of Guides. 2a.—Arthur-Alexander, 
y his staunch “ Solicitor, Sup. Ct,, Eng. 3a@.—Colin-Lawrence, Lieut. rst. 


own. 


Batt. Border Reg. (late 34th). 1¢,—Mary-Winifred. 


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3.—Alexander, Clerk to the Executive Council of Upper Canada 
in 1797. Entered in the Queen’s Rangers in 1800 and was 
transferred to 26th Regt. 1803; gazetted Lieut. 30th Regt. 
in 1804 and Captain 1809. Served with distinction in the 
Peninsular Campaign, and was A.D.C. to General Picton 
at Waterloo, 18th June 1815, where he was killed. A 
medal granted for his services was, many years afterwards, 
delivered to Rev. Dr. Macnab (named below) as his heir. 
A monument was erected to his memory in St. Paul’s 
Cathedral, London, in 1876, being the first honour of this 
kind accorded to a Colonist. 
4.—Simon-Fraser, Collector of Customs, Registrar, and Com- 
missioner of the Court of Requests at Belleville. Served 
in 1812 as Captain in the Hastings Incorporated Militia, 
and subsequently attained the rank of Lieut.-Col. D. 1821, 
leaving issue an only son, Alexander, b. 1810, d. 1891, in 
Holy Ordeis, D.D.,Canon of St. Alban’s Cathedral, Toronto; 
for 40 years ‘Rector of Darlington (Bowmanville). In early 
life he was President of Victoria College, Cobourg, and was 
sometime Chief Superintendent of Education for Canada 
West. In 1868 he was one of the founders of the Royal 
Colonial Institute, England, of which he was a Fellow. 
He m. Eliza-Ann, dau. of James Dougall, of Picton, Co. 
Prince Edward, who survives him, and had issue, vz. : 
1a.—Allan-Napier, in Holy Orders, of Christ Church 
Cathedral, Hamilton, was accidentally drowned at 
Montreal in 1872, unm. 


2a.—Alexander-Weilesley, in Holy Orders, was employed 
from 1876 to 1879 as a preacher and lecturer in Eng- 
land, Switzerland and Italy, on behalf of the Society 
for the Propagation of the Gospel, and was sometime 
Assistant to the British Chaplain at Rome. Was 
Rector of S. Barnabas’, St. Catharines, from 1879 to 
1891, and is at present Rector of St. Matthias, Omaha, 
Nebraska. M., 1877, Mary-Gwladys, dau. of Thomas 
Griffith, in Holy Orders, U.C.L., sometime Chaplain 
to the British Forces on the Gambia. 


la.—Mary, m. to Frederick Roche, sometime of the 
Crown Land Department (Canada), afterwards of 
Rockhampton, Queensland, Australia; d. 1870; and 


nada 
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had issue, viz.: 16.—Henry. 26.—Alfred. 36.—Allan- 
Stuart. 46.—George. 16.—Eugenia-Mary-Robinson. 
26.—Olivia-Caroline. 


2a.—Matilda, m. to John Carter, of Toronto, who has 
been many years a member of the Diocesan Synod, 
and is a member of the Chapter of St. Alban’s 
Cathedral, and has had issue, viz.: 16.—Henry-John, 
d. inf. 26.—George-Alexander, d. inf. 346.—John, b. 
1861, in Holy Orders, M.A. Oxon. and Trin. Coll. 
Tor., of the Pusey House, Oxford, Eng., and Chaplain 
of Exeter College. 46.—William, b. 1867, in Holy 
Orders, M.A, Trin. Coll. Tor 56.—Henry, d. young. 
66.—Charles, b. 1870, M.D., of Toronto. 76.— 
Arthur, d. inf. 86.— Harold, b. 1878. 16.—Georgina, 
m. to Joseph-Francis White, in Holy Orders, some- 
time Incumbent of Shanty Bay, Co. Simcoe, and 
now Archdeacon and Rector of the Cathedral, St. 
Vincent, West Indies, son of Ephraim White, of 
Whitby Co., Ontario, and Frances-D., his wife (who 
survived him and was m. 2ndly to Hamilton), 
and has issue, John-Francis, Frances-Emily, Bertha, 
Edith-Georgina. 26.—Anne, d. young. 36.—Hilda. 
46.—Bertha. 56.—Ethel, d. inf. 6é6.—Alice. 


MACNAB OF MACWNAB’S ISLAND.* 


Prtrer Macnap, a near relation of the Chief (b. 1735, d. 3 Nov. 
1799), was in the R.N. and served at the capture of Louisbourg, 
Nova Scotia He settled about 1758 in Halifax, and in 1783 pur- 
chased Macnab’s Island, in Halifax harbour. He m., 25th Nov. 
1763, Susannah Khun, b. 1742, d. 7th May 1822, of a Swiss family, 
and had issue, besides others, 


(Hon.) Peter, b. cir. 1767, d. 1 June 1847. Member of the old 
Council of XII. for N.S., and aftds. of Leg. Council. M.8 Feb., 1879, 


Joanna Cullerton, b. 1766, d. 2otti May 1827, and had issue, besides 
others, (Lt.-Col. Hon.) James, b. 30th Nov. 1792, a. Lieut.-Col. 
of Militia; was Receiver Gencral of Nova Scotia, and held other 


*Although this family belongs to another Province, it has been thought well to insert this short 
reference to it, on account of the connection with well known Ontarian families. 


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important public offices. M. gth Dec. 1815, Harriet, b. 12th April 
1792, dau of Henry King (W.E.U.) and Esther Waldron his wife, 
and had issue, viz. ' 
1.—Peter, b. 29 Dec. 1817; d. young. 
2.—John-Henry, b 15 Nov. 1818. Provincial A D.C. to Lt.- 
Governor. Drowned in a yachting accident in Halifax 
harbour, 28 June 1859; unm. 
James, b. 13 June 1827. M. Sophia-Collins, dau. of Snow- 
Parker Freeman. 
4.—Peter, b. 11 March 1835; d. M. 26 June 1862, Eliza- 
Annie (d. 1864), dau, of Rev. Anson Green, D.D., of 
Toronto (see next page), and had issue, an only son, John- 
Anson-Stuart, Counsellor-at-law, at present of Rochester, 
New York, who is now the only male representative of this 
family. 
5.—Lewis-Gibbens, b. 24 Feb. 1837, d. 24 Aug. 1845. 
1.—Joanna, m.to Westcote-Whitchurch-Lewis Lyttleton, Lieut., 
aftds. Capt. 64th Regt. 
2.—Mary-Gibbens, m. to Robert Cassels (see Cassels). 
3.—Anne- Hunter, d. aged 14. 
4.—Louisa, d. aged 14. 
5.—Harriet, m. to Roderick Hugonin, Lieut. 38th Regt, 
6,—Sophia-Minns, d. young. 


3 


Arms: subject to due differences to be assigned ; Sa, on a chevron 
arg. three crescents vert, in base an open boat, oars in action, in a sea 
ppr. Crest: a savage’s head erased ppr. Motto: Timor omnis 
abesto, 

Macnab of Dundurn (Canada). Arms: the same, within a bor- 
dure engr. or.; Crest: as above ; Motto : as above, and, Gun Eagal. 


bo 
Gi 


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wife, 
GREENE. 
Lt.- 
lifax Rev. Anson GREEN, D.D., of Toronto, b. 27th 
Sept., 1801, d. r9oth Feb. 1879. Came to Canada 
Stee about 1822 from Middleburgh, N.Y., part of the ] 
; family, on emigrating from Warwickshire, Eng., : 
-liza- having settled in Rhode Island, where he joined | 
)., of them on first coming to America. He married i 
joni: Rachel, daughter of Caleb Hopkins (Q-£.L.), many years M.P. for 
ester, Halton, and had issue, besides one daughter married to Peter Mc- ! 
F this Nab, as mentioned in the preceding page, an only son, | 
Columbus-Hopkins Greene, of Toronto, b. 12th May 1830, Bar- ; 
dente, rister-at-Law, Member of the Chapter of St. Alban’s Cathedral ; m, 
Annette-Graves, dau. of William LaPenotiere, a Barrister-at-Law in 
England (son of John LaPenotiere, Capt. R. N., who commanded a 
ship at Trafalgar and was presented with a sword in recognition of i 
special services then rendered), and has had issue, viz.:! 
1.—Henry-Vincent, Barrister-at-Law, Captain retired from | 
Queen’s Own Rifles, m. 26th Nov., 1886, Mabel-Anne- 
Buchanan, dau. of William Elliot, of London, Can., County ( 
: Judge, and has had issue, viz.: 4 
ta.—Gerald-Elliot-Denbigh. 
1evrou 2a.—Elliot-Anson. i 
BLM 3a.—Henry-Vincent-Graves. 
Ome 2,—Eardley-Herbert, M.D., M.B. Trin. Col., served in the | 
Queen’s Own Rifles in the North-west, 1885 (Medal); 
a bor- m. Elise, dau. of William Lincolp, of Baltimore, Maryland. 
vagal. 3.—Percival-Talbot, m. Marguerita, dau. of Hugh Ryan, of 


Rosedale, Toronto, formerly of Perth, Co. Lanark. D. 1gth | 
Oct. 1892, s.p. 
4.—George-Arthur-LaPenotiere. 
5.—Sydney-Anson-Clifford, Barrister-at-Law, Lieut. Oueen’s 
Own Rifles; m. 30th June 1894, Margaret-Georgina, dau. of 
ai George-Allan Arthurs, @., merchant in Toronto, and his wife, i 
Annie, dau. of James Austin of Spadina, banker in Toronto. 
1.—Edith-Alberta. 


CASSELS. 


AMES CASSILLIS or Cassills, b. 1624, d. 1699,* a Cadet of 
MacUlrich or Kennedy, ship owner in Borrowstoness or 
Bo'ness, Co, Linlithgow, Scot., formerly a place of considerable 

importance, who is believed to have descended from the family of 
Kennedy, Earls of Cassillis (and subsequently Marquises of Ailsa), 
m. Eupham or Euphemia Cassillis, b. 1623, d. 1702; and had issue, 
seven sons, of whom the youngest was: 


Andrew Cassillis, b. 25th May 1668, ship owner and merchant 
in Bo'ness, and Chief Magistrate thereof, m. 4th Feb. 1696, Hannah, 
b. 5th March 1673, dau. of John Gib and Anna Stewart his wife, 
and had issue, viz.: besides a younger son and one dau. : 


James Cassels, b. 17th Oct. 1696, d. 13th March 1760. merchant 
and ship owner in Bo'ness, and afterwards of Flask, Co. Linlithgow; 
m. istly, 6th March 1721, Hannah, b. 6th Dec. 1697, d. 5th Nov. 
1733, dau. of Robert Spiers or Spears and Margaret Stewart, his wife, 
and had issue, three sons and three daus.; and 2ndly, Jean Stevenson, 
b. roth March 1699, d. Nov 1756, and had issue, one son and three 
daus.: the eldest son d. inf. and the second d. unm., the third was: 


Andrew, b. 12th Aug. 1731, d. 27th May 1814, also a ship 
owner and merchant ; he removed to Leith, Co. Edinburgh, of which 
he was Chief Magistrate in 1800; m. Istly, 9th Feb. 1761, Margaret, 
b. 27th July 1742, d. 23rd Aug. 1764, dau. of John Ritchie of Bo'ness, 
and had issue, two sons and one dau. ; and 2ndly, 28th Jan. 1767, 
Anne, b. 11th May 1741, d. 8th June 1811, dau. and _ heiress of 
Walter Gibson of Greenknowe, Co. Stirling, and Jean Brown his 
wife, and had issue, viz. : 

1.—Walter, b. 1767, d. inf. 

2.—Andrew, b. 1770, d. 1809, s.p., was Judge of the Admiralty 

Court at the Cape of Good Hope. 
3.—Walter-Gibson, of whom below. 

4 —William, b. 1779, d. 1796, unm. 


*It may be interesting to observe that James Cassillis was appointed in 1679 by the Privy 
Council, chairman of a jury for the trial of witches. 


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5 —Robert, b. 1781, d. 1877, British Consul at Honfleur in 
France; m. Jean, dau of John Scougall, merchant in Leith, 
and had issue: 

6.—Alexander, Capt. (Naval) H.E.I.C.S , b. 1783, d. 1818; m. 
Jessie Grierson; d.s.p. 

1.—Jane, m. to Thomas Gillespy, and had issue. 

2.—Hannah, m. to David Brown, and had issue. 

3.—Anne, d. inf. 

4.—Anne, m. to Alexander Howden, and had issue. 

5.—Henrietta, m. to Thomas Kay, merchant in Antwerp, Hol- 
land, and had issue. 

Walter-Gibson, above named, b. 3rd Nov. 1877, d. 1868; banker, 
Chief Magistrate of Leith, 1813; m. 27th Aug. 1802, Janet, b. 5th 
Sept. 1782, d 25th May 1855, dau. of John Scougall above named, 
and had issue, viz. : 

1.—Andrew, m. Ellen Jackson, d. 1840, S.p. 

2.—John-Scougall, d. 1848, unm. 

3.—-Walter-Gibson, of whom below (A.) 

4.—Robert, of whom below (B.) 

5.—Richard-Scougall, of whom below (C.) 

1.— Jane-Todd, m. to John Allan, M.D., H.E.I.C.S. 

2.—Anne, b. 17th July 1805. 

3.—Janet-Henrietta, d. young. 

4.—Margaret, m. to Robert-Stodart Wyld, and had issue. 

5.—Jessie, b. 7th Aug. 1827, d. 30th Sept. 1850. 


A. 

WaLTER-GiBson CassELs, above named, b 30th March 1811, 
d. July 1890, banker in Eng., and afterwards in Toronto and in 
Hamilton, Ontario; m. 17th June 1852, Adelaide. Victoria (d. May, 
1887), dau. of Commissary-General Larratt Smith, of Southampton, 
Eng.* (Arms: vert a cup with flames issuing therefrom betw. two chess 
rooks, or. Crest: adolphin hauriant vert. Motto: Mediis tranquillus 
in undis], and had issue, viz 

1.—Walter-Allan, b. 29th Dec. 1854, d. 1886, unm. 

2.—Larratt-Godfrey, of the Dominion Bank at Oshawa, Co. 

Ontario. 

3.—George-Cyril, of the Bank of Montreal in New York. 

4.—Duncan-Sherman, of the Bank of Hamilton in Toronto. 

1.—Adelaide, b. 2nd June 1853, d. 2nd Dec. 1855. 


* Sister of Larratt-William Smith, Barrister-at-Law, Q.C., of Toronto. 


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2.—Adelaide-Isabel, d. 5th Dec. 1892, m. to Walter Darling 
(d. Feb. 1892), son of William-Stewart Darling, in Holy 
Orders, Rector of the Church of the Holy Trinity, Toronto, 
and had issue, viz. : 
1a —Walter-Stewart. 2a.—Godfrey. 3a. — Harry-Strachan, 
d. inf. ta.—Grace-Cassels. 2a.—Olive-Adelaide. 
3.—Mary-Violet, d. 2nd Dec. 1893, unm. 4,—Janet-Scovugall. 
5.—Edith. 6.—Harriet. 


B. 

Rosert CassELs, above named, b. 21st Feb 1815, d. 18th Feb, 
1882 ; banker in Eng. and afterwards successively in Halifax, N.S., 
Quebec, Montreal and Toronto; was Lieut. of Militia in Halifax, 
1838, Capt at Quebec, 1843, Major in Montreal, 1857; m. 7th Aug. 
1838, Mary-Gibbens, b. 29th Oct. 1820, dau. of Hon. James Macnab, 
of Macnab’s Island, Halifax (see Macnab), and had issue, viz. : 

1.—James-Macnab, b. 2nd Aug. 1839, M.D., m 29th Oct 1860, 

Mary, dau. of John Strang, of Quebec, and has had issue: 
1a.—Charles-Edmund, b. 4th June 1862, d. 1887. 2a.— 
Robert. 1a.—Mary-Adelaide-Annie. 2a.—Alice-Margaret. 
2.—Walter-Gibson, b 21st April 1841, d. roth Sept. 1843. 
3.—Robert, b. 27th April 1843, Barrister-at-Law, O.C., Regis- 
trar of the Sup. Ct , Ottawa; m tstly, Mary, dau. of John 
Mulock, in Holy Orders, Canon, of Kingston, Ontario, and 
2ndly, Emma-Lasher Torrance, and has had issue, of the 
first marriage : Mary-Macnab and three d. inf., and of the 
second marriage, Westcote-Lewis-Lyttleton, b. April 1888. 

4.—Walter-Gibson-Pringle, b. 14th Aug. 1845, of Toronto, 
Barrister-at-Law, O.C.; m. Susan, dau. of Robert Hamil- 
ton, of Hamwood, Quebec, (see Hamilton of Hawkesbury) 
and has had issue: t1a.—Robert-Cecil-Hamilton, b 2nd 
Aug. 1876. 2a.—George-Hamilton, b. 17th July 1882. 
3a.—Walter-Craigie-Hamilton, b. 3rd Sept. 1887, d. 29th 
Feb. 1892. 1a.—Isabelle-Hamilton, d. roth Jan. 1886 
2a.—Mary - Kathleen- Hamilton, 3@.—Harriet - Frances - 
Hamilton. 4a.—Susie-Hamilton 5a.—Jessie-Hamilton 

5.—Allan, b. 9th March 1847, of Toronto, Barrister-at-Law ; 
m. 29th Dec. 1885, Maude, dau. of Hon. George-William 
Allan (see Gamble) and has had issue: Emmie-aCourt- 
Allan. 

6.—John-Thompson, b. 24th April 1849, of Ilo-ilo in the Philip- 
pines, sugar planter. 


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7.—Hamilton, b. 2nd April 1854, of Toronto, Barrister-at-Law ; 
m. 18th Sept. 1879, Mary-Yarwood, dau. of William-Will- 
cocks Baldwin (see Baldwin) and has had issue: _Robert- 
Baldwin, b. 4th Feb. 1890; Agatha; Ruth b. gth Aug. 
1882, d. gth Jan. 1886; Grace, b. 16th Aug. 1884, d. 15th 
July 1885; Margaret ; Mary-Stuart. 
8.—Richard-Scougall, b. 5th Oct. 1859, of Toronto, Barrister- 
at- Law ; served in Queen’s Own Rifles, 1879 to 1886, includ- 
ing N. W. 1885, and was present at the action at Cut-knife 
(medal with clasp), Cap. 48th Highlanders, 1892 to 1894; 
m. Cecil, dau. of Walter Gillespie, of Toronto, and has had 
issue; 1.—Laura-May. 2.—Helen-Grace. 
g.—Lyttleton, b. 30th Aug. 1865, d. 1866. 
1.—Jessie, m. to William Cook, O.C., of Quebec, and has had 
issue: John-Wilson, William-Airth, Robert-Anthony, d. 
inf., Jeffrey-Hay, Mary-Cassels, Marjorie-Grant, Dorothy- 
Graeme. 
2.—Harriet, unm. 
3.—Margaret-Black-Stuart, m. to Archibald Cook, of Quebec, 
Advocate, and has had issue: Archibald-Stuart, Jean- 
Airth, Amy-Grant. 
4. - Mary, m. to Samuel Greenshields of Montreal, d. 1888, s.p. 
5.—Amy-Galt, unm. 
G 
RicHArD-ScouGaLL CassEts, above named, b. 25th Sept. 1822, 
came to Canada in 1842; of Ottawa, and sometime of Quebec; m. 
3rd Nov. 1851, Jessie, dau of John Thompson, of Quebec, and had 
issue, viz. : 
1.—Walter-Gibson, b, 28th Sept. 1852, m. 2gth April 18g1, 
Esther-Eugenie Lownsborough, and has had issue: Esther- 
Isabel. 2.—John-Thomson, b. 20th July 1857, 3,— 
Richard-Scougall, b. 20th Sept. 1863. 4.—Robert, b. 2nd 
Sept. 1865. 5.—Andrew-Henry, b. Oct. 1868. 1. - Isabella, 
m. to Bertram Webber and has had issue:  Richard- 
Scougall, Jessie. 2.—Jessie, b. 2nd May 1862, d. inf. 


Arms: confirmed in 1864 with difference from the ancient arms 
of Kennedy or Cassillis, as previously borne; arg. a chev. gu. betw. 
two cross-crosslets fitched in chief, and a key fessways wards down- 
wards in base, sa. Crest: Adolphinnaiant or. Motto: Avise la fin. 


3a ae acy eet re ee aba tee gee ona ee Raeeeigeeeem ree em ee gee eT ee eee 


POWELL, WU, ED. 


OHN POWELL, of Boston, Massachusetts, a member of the 
family of Powell, or Ap Howell, of Co. Salop, Eng., b. 1683, d. 
1742,m. 1714, Anne, dau. and eventual heiress of Jeremy (or 

Jeremiah) Dummer,* of the family of Dummer of Swathling, Co. 
Southampton ; she was b. 1684; d. 1764; and had issue, viz. : 
1.—John, of whom below. 
2.—Jeremy, Chief Justice and President of Council of Massa- 
chusetts, m. Sarah Broomfield, d.s.p. 
3.—William, m. Mary Broomfield, and had issue, one dau. 
Susannah, m. to Jonathan Mason and had issue. 
t.—Anne, b. 1722, m. (as 2nd wife) to Rev. Ebenezer Pem- 
berton. 


2.—Susannah, b. 1727, m. to Rev. Dr. William Symmes of 


Andover and of Yarmouth, Maine. 


John Powell above named, b. cir. 1715, d. 1799, m. Jane, dau. 
and heiress of Sweton Grant of Newport, Rhode Island, (son of Don- 
ald Grant of Bellvadoan, Co. Inverness, Scot., of the family of Grant 
of Gartenbeg, who m. Marjorie Stuart of Kinmeachly, Parish of 
Duthie, Co. Banff, Scot.,) and his wife Temperance Tallmage ; and 
had issue, viz. : 

1.—John, who was with Gen. Burgoyne’s Army at Cambridge 

after the Battle of Saratoga, 1777, but nothing further is 
known of him. 
2.—William-Dummer, of whom below. 
1.—Jane, m. to T. Warren, in Holy Orders, Vicar of Tolfriddle, 
Co, Dorset, Eng. 

2.—Anne, d 1792, m. to J. W. Clark, Commissary General. 
She wrote an account of a journey from Detroit to Montreal 
in 1789. 

3.—Margaret, m. to Prodgers, banker in Tolfriddle. 

(Hon.) William-Dummer Powell, above named, b. 1755, d. 6th 


* Jeremy Dummer, of Boston, had, besides one dau. Anne, above named, two sons, viz. : 
William, b. 1679, d 1761, who was Lieut.-Governor of Massachusetts in 1716, and filled various high 
offices in that Province ; and Jeremiah, b. 1680, d 1729, who was Colonial Agent in England. 


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Sept. 1834; Chief Justice of Upper Canada; was called to the Bar 
at the Inner Temple, London. Served for a short time in the 
Royalist cause, during the American Revolutionary War, after which 
he came to Canada, and after residing at Montreal, and at Newark 
(Niagara), finally settled in York (Toronto). Was Speaker of the 
Legislative Council in 1816. He m., 1773, Anne, b. 1758, d. 6th 
March 1849, dau. of Dr. J2* Murray of Norwich Eng., of the 
family of Murray of Philiphaugh, and Mary Boyles his wife ; and 
had issue, viz. : 
1.—John, of whom below. 
2..William, of whom below. 
3.—Grant, of whom below. 
|. Jeremiah, drowned at sea, unm. 
5.— Fhomas, drowned while bathing at Kingston, unm. 
1.—Anne, drowned in the packet ship Albion, lost off Kinsale, 
on the coast of Ireland, 1822, unm. 
2,—Elizabeth, unm, 
3.—Mary-Boyles, m. to Samuei-Peters Jarvis (see Jarvis). 
I..-john Powell, above named, b. 1776, d. 1827, m. 8th Aug. 
1308, Isabella, dau. of Genetal Atneas Shaw (see Shaw), and had 
issue, VIZ. : : 
ta.—John, Registrar of Deeds, Co. Lincoln, b, 1809, d. 1881, 
m. Aug., 1830, Eleanor Drean, and had issue, viz. : 
1é.—John, b. Aug., 1831, d. 1868, unm. 
26.—Charles-Henry, b 1833, d. 1865; m. Phelps, and 
had issue: t¢.—Henry, 2¢.—Binley. 1¢.—Louisa, 2¢.— 
Maude. 3¢.—Jessie. 
36.—Murray, b. 1835, d. 1858, unm. 
46.—William, b. 1837, d. 1875, m. 
56.—Grant, b. 1843, d 1849, unm. 
16.—Ellen-Grasett, b, 1840, d. 1892; m. to John Ogilvy, 
merchant in Montreal, and had issue: 1¢.—Lawrence- 
Murray ; 2c.—John ; t¢.—Maude ; 2¢.—F lorence. 
26.—Emily, b. 1845, d. 1873; m. to David Duncombe of 
Simcoe, and had issue: Herbert. 
3¢.—F lorence, b. 1849, m. to W. A. Aveling, and had issue, 
Powell. 
1a.—Mary-Sophia, b. 1815, m. as 2nd wife to William-Henry 
Coxwell, of Toronto (see Ridout), and had issue, viz.: 
16.—Edward-Fowell, b. 1848, m. Margaret Rousseau, and 
has issue, Louisa-Anna-Mary. 


Smith, d.s.p. 


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26.—Charles-William-Hilton, b. 1851, m. Bridget-Helen 
Haliassy, and has issee: Hylton, Aimie-Mary, Vera, 
Mona. 

16.—Hester-Isabella-Catherine, m. 1stly to Hugh Alexander, 
who d.s.p., and 2ndly, to Walter-R Nursey, of Win- 
nipeg, and has had issue, one dau. Faith, a. 

26.—Henrietta-Augusta, m. te L. J. P. Clarkson, Capt. 
3oth Kegt., and has had issue: Ernest-Valancy- Palmer, 
Mina, Dora-Louisa-Mary. 

24/,—Louisa. m. to Valancy-England Fuller (see Fuller). 


I1.—Williara Powell, above named, d. Julv 1804. M. Sarah 
Stevenson, and had issue, viz.: 
ta.—Mary-Boyles, b. July 1803, d. 1852, m. to William-Bots- 
ford Jarvis (see Jarvis). 
2a.—Anne-Murray, b. Jan. 1805, d. 8th May 1883. M. to 
William-Charles Gwynne, M.D. (see Gwynne), and had 
issue: William, b. 1840, d. inf.; Eliza-Anise. 
I11.—Grant Powell, above named, M.D., J.P., b. 4th May 1779, 
d. June 1838. -M. Elizabeth-Staats, dau. of John Bleeker of Albany, 
U.S.A., and had issue, viz.: 
1a.—John, d. inf. 
2a.—William, d. inf. 
3a.—William-Dummer, of Guelph, County Judge of Wellington, 
b, 25th Jan. 1818, d. Aug. 1854.  M. Clara-Pigott, dau. of 
Henr,, Strange (she survived him and was m. 2ndly to Wil- 
liam Clarke, M.D., see Secord), and had issue, viz.: 
16,—Clarence- Murray, of E] Paso, Texas, b. 24th Aug., 1842. 
26,—John-Bleecker, of Guelph, Collector of Inland Revenue, 
b, 5th Aug, 1848, M, Helen-Esther, dau. of John- 
George Williams, of Otterville, Co. Oxford, and has 
issue: William-Bleecker, b .30th April 1882; Grant- 
Harkin, b. 18th Feb. 1884; Helen-Clarissa; Clara- 
Muriel; Winifred; Joan-Ridout. 


4a.—Grant, b. 2nd Sep. 1819. M. Elizabeth-Mary, dau. of 


Major Samuel-Proudfoot Hurd, and had issue, viz. : 

16.-—William-Dummer, of the Ontario Bank, b. 22nd May 
1847, d. Dec. 1884. M. Alice, dau. of William 
Murray, merchant in Toronto, and had issue: William- 
Dummer, b. ist Sept. 1876; Elizabeth; Catherine. 


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t-Helen 26. Edward-Grant-Gladwyn, b. 25th Oct. 1848, of Lon- 
, Vera, don, Eng.; unm. 
d 36.—Arthur-Wellesley, b. 27th Oct. 1852, of Denver, Colo- 
pore rado, m. Lillie-Bell Sowle, of Denver. 
of Win- 


pee 


46.-—Robert-Henry-Winyard, b. 16th Feb, 1856, M.D., of 
Ottawa; m. Eliza Torrance, and has issue: Mon- 


ete 


1, Capt. 


ie) 
Maier: tagu-Grant, b. 12th July 1884; Alan-Torrance, b. r1th , 
: Aug. 1886; Grant, b 5th Sept. 1889; Robert-Wyn- ae 
alles yard, b. 11th Oct. 1891; Gladys- Wynyard. | 
: 16.—Margaret-Elizabeth, m. to Joseph-James Gormully, 
Sarah Barrister-at-Law, Q.C., of Ottawa, and has had issue: 
Philip, Robert, Ethel, Winifred. 
Poe ote: Ia.—Anne-Jane, b. 24th Aug. 1806; m. to Capt. Charles Sey- 
hab mour, and had issue, viz.: 


16.—Charles, some time of British Columbia, and now of 
Kimberly, South Africa, b. 11th June 1834; unm. a 
26.—Grant-Tyers-Senior, b. 27th April 1841, d. 27th Sept. HA 
1892, unm. 
16.—Anne-Jane-Bleecker. 
2a.—Charlotte, d. inf. 


and had 


lay 1779 
f Albany, 


3a.—Charlotte-Bleecker, * b. 15th March 1814; m. to John 
Ridout, of Toronto, Registrar of Deeds (see Ridout) 

4a.—Elizabeth-VanRensellaer, b, 15th Feb. 1816, d. 5th April 
1867; m. to John Stuart, Barrister-at-Law, of London, 
Can., and had issue, viz. : 


ellington, 
t, dau. of 
y to Wil- 


. 


ug, 1842. 
Revenue, 
of John- 

and has 

2; Grant- 

sa; Clara- 


y, dau. of 
oe 
22nd May 
f William 
William- 


erine. 


16.—Albert-Henry, b. 17th Feb. 1840, of Dallas, Texas; unm. 

16.—Mary-Sophia, d. 1852, unm 

26.—Caroline-Elizabeth, m_ to Alfred Wyndham, of West 
Lodge, Co. Dorset, Eng., afterwards of Keswick, Co. 
York, Ont., now of Gleichen, Alberta; Lieut -Col. late 1 2th 
York Rangers; served in North-west, 1885, as second in 
command of ‘‘ Midland” Provisional Battalion (medal 
with clasp); and has had issue: Alexander, b. 1st June 
1860; Trevelyan, b. April 1864; Ernest; Spencer; 
Charles; John; Agnes; Ethel; Beatrice; Julia; Mary. 


36.—Agnes-Grant, m. to Fitz-Hardinge Kingscote, Capt. 


* Bleecker Street, Toronto, bears her name 


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Prince Consort’s Own Rifle Brigade, and has had issue: 
Albert, Fitzhardinge, Thomas, John, Isabella, Louisa, 
Mary. 
5a.—Margaret-Bleecker, b. r7th April 1821, d. rith May 
1840, unm. 
6a.—Mary-Catherine, m. istly to Lawrence-William Mercer, 
and 2ndly, in 1874 (as 2nd wife), to Hon. Archibald Mc- 
Kellar, some time Provincial Secretary of Ontario, after- 
wards Sheriff of Co. Wentworth, who d. rith Feb. 1894; 
and has had issue of the first marriage only, viz.: 
t¢.--Lawrence-John-Grant, b. 1857, of New York ; m. istly, 
Norah Farmer, of Woodstock, and had issue, one son 
who d. inf., and andly, Inez Knowles of Kentucky, and 
has issue, Gladys-Inez, b. 25th Aug. 1892. 
16. —Annie-Laurie, d. March 1890; m. to George Lount, 
of Barrie, Co. Simcoe, and had issue: George, Murray, 
Annie- Laurie. 
»6.—Elizabeth- Bleecker, m. to Herbert Morton, merchant 
in Hamilton, and has had issue, Archibald-Muir. 


errr 


Arms: Quarterly ; 1st and 4th. per fess or. and arg., @ lion vam- 
pant gu., for Powell : 2nd, az., 3 fleurs de lis or., ona chief of the last 
a demi lion rampant issuant sa., for Dummer; jra, gus, 3 ancient 
crowns within a bordure engrailed or., for Grant. 

Crest; The sun or, above clouds ppr. 


Motto: A ude. 


issue: 
ouisa, 
May GWYNNE. | 
Nercer, 
ld Mc- ILLIAM GWYNNE (d. 1864), in Holy Orders, D.D,, ’ 
after- of Castle Knock, Co. Dublin, Ire., had issue, of whom, . | / 
. 1894; the following settled in Canada: § 
1.—William-Charles, M.D., of Toronto, d. 1st Sept. 1875; m. 
. istly, Ann-Murray Powell (see Powell), who d. 8th May 1883, i 
one son and had issue: William, b. 1840, d. inf.; Eliza-Anne. I 
ky, and 2.—Hugh-Nelson, d. Dec. 1872, Barrister-at-Law, Librarian of a 
the Law Society, of Osgoode Hall; d. unm. 
Lount, 3.—(Hon.) John-Wellington, formerly of Toronto, now. of 
Murray, Ottawa, Justice of the Supreme Court; m. r4th July 1852, 
Julia, dau. of William Durie, @,, M.D., Knight of Hanover, 
verchant and has had issue, viz. : 
ir. 1a.—William-Durie, b. 15th June 1857, of Toronto, Bar- 
rister-at-Law; m. Frances-Maye, dau. of Hon, James 
Cockburn, @, of Cobourg, Barrister-at-law, Member of 
nae pain | the Legislative Council, and has issue, viz 
f the last 10. —John-Norman, b. t Jan. Tage: 
3 ancient 14.—Nora-Durie, : i 
26.—Sophie-Maye. i 
1a.—Elise, m. to Ernestus Crombie (d. 5th Aug. 1883), Bar- i 


rister-at-Law, of Toronto, son of Marcus Crombie, and 
has had issue, one dau., Julia- Marguerite. 
2a.—-Helena-Lee, m. to Henry-Grasett Baldwin, in Holy 
Orders (see Baldwin), 
3a.—Sophia, d. 24th Nov. 1883. 
4a.—Julia-Maude. 
James-Wallace, of Hamilton, Barrister-at-Law, d. unm. 
‘Ellen, m. to Thomas-Webb Green, in Holy Orders, whom 
she survives, and has had issue, viz. : 1a.—Roger-Henry- 
Carlton, Barrister-at-Law, formerly of Toronto, now of San 
Barnardino Co., California, U.S.A., m. Mary, dau. of 
a Hon, Stephen. Richards, of Toronto, and has had issue, 


2a.— William, of Toronto, Barrister-at-Law, d. unm, 


yee 
Elizabeth, 2@.— Jane. 


_ 


3a.——Ellen-I’rances. 


RIDOUT. 


HIS is a branch of a family long seated in Cos. Dorset and 
Somerset, Eng., of whom Christopher Ridout, of Sherborne, Co. 
Dorset, baptd. 24th Nov. 1664, son of Christopher Ridout and 

Edith his wife, m. Mary Glover, and had issue (besides a dau. 


Elizabeth) two sons, viz. : 

1,—John, said to have gone to America, d.s.p. 

2.—George, b. 1702, d. 23rd Dec. 1779, . istiy, Mary, dau. of 
Nicodemus Hallett, of Millbourne, near Sherborne, and andly, 
Mary Gibbs, who was b. 1715 and d. 28th July 1777; and had 


issue, VIZ. : 
Of the first marriage (besides 
1.—George, d.s.p. 
2.—John, b. 1732, d. 1797; 
to Governor Horatio Sharpe ; 


and had issue, whose descendants re 
of Bristol, who had, besides others, 


possibly others) : 


settled in America, 1752, as Secretary 
m. Anne, dau. of Govr. Ogle, 
side in the U.S.A. 


a son 


3.—Nicodemus, 
George, of whom below (A). 


4.—Samuel. 
1.—Mary, m. to T. Hoddinot of Sherborne. 


2,—Edith, m. to Finch of London. 
3.--Elizabeth, m. to George Ward of Bruton. 
And of the second marriage : 

_—Thomas, of whom below (B. 
6,—John-Gibbs, M.D., of London. 


A. 


son of Nicodemus, above named, came to 


-Ann Wright, and had issue, viz. : 
t in Toronto, b. Aug. 1807, d. 


GEORGE RKipouT, 

America He m. Mary 

ta.—George- Percival, Merchan 
June 1873, unm. 

2a.—Joseph-Davis, Merchant in Toronto, b. June 1808, d. June 

1884; m. Istly, Julia, dau. of Hollingsworth Bramley, of 

Co. York, Eng., widow of George Gould, of Bath, Eng., 


scsi aioe 
se 


t and 
ie, Co. 
ut and 
yaclenkls 


ee 
Sy foe ee z 


dau. of 
andly, 
nd had 


ecretary 
vr. Ogle, 
5.A. 


;; a son 


came to 
;, 1807, d. * 
98, d. June 


ramley, of 
ath, Eng., 


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PR TAA RS sep a PE ON 


aftds. of Port Hope, Co. Durham (Can.); she d. 1852; 
andly, Caroline, dau. of Thomas Cumberland; and had 
issue, of the second marriage only, viz. : 
16.—Percival-Frederic, b. 15 June 1856, m. 12 April 1887, 
Christina, dau. of Hon. Sir David-Lewis Macpherson, 
(see Macpherson), and has issue: Leonie-Macpherson. 
26.—Walter-Lionel, b. Jan. 1858, d. Jan. 1890. M. Alice, 
dau. of Robert-Charge Boyer, in Holy Orders, of 
Colborne, and had issue, viz: Frederick-Walter- 
Boyer, b. March 1882; Robert-Joseph, b. April 1884 ; 
Lionel-Cumberland, b. June 1886. 
3a.—Edmund-Jacques, b. Aug. 1810; left Canada and died in 
the U.S.A., Aug. 1844. 
4a.—Lionel-Augustus, Merchant in London, Can.; b. Aug. 
1817; d. Nov. 1859; m. Louisa, dau. of Lawrence 
Lawrason, of London, and had issue, viz 
16.—George, b. Nov. 1849, m. Martha, widow of Ramsay. 
16.—Jane, m. to Wills, whom she survives, s. p. 
26.—Pheebe, m. to Pennington and has issue. 
5a.—Septimus-Adolphus, b. Jan. 1819. 
6a.—Thomas-Wright of London, Can., b. June 1822, d. Feb. 
1873, m. to Mary Clark, and had issue, viz. : 


16.—Lionel, b. Oct. 1858; m. Emily-Ada Frodsham, and 
has issue ; Louisa-Mary, Lilian, Vera. 
16,.—Jessie, m. 19 Sept. 1882, to William Kersteman, d. 6th H 
June 1892, of Toronto (son of William Kersteman, who Ya 
came to Canada from Bristol, Eng.,) and has issue, “4 
William-Stewart ; Edward-Lionel, d. inf. ; Florence- 
Mary, d. inf.; Helen-Jessie, d. inf. ; Mary-Louise. 
26.—Louisa, m. to Edward Porter, and has issue: Edith. 
1a.—Laura-Sophia, b. Feb. 1811, d. Feb. 1821. 
2a.—Lucy-Eliza, b. Dec. 1815, d. March 1888, unm. 
3a —Laura-Addison, b. Nov. 1824, d. Sept. 1827. 


B. 


(Hon.) Tuomas Ripout, son of George Ridout, of Sherborne, b 
17 March 1754, d. 8 Feb. 1829. Went to Maryland in 1774, and 
after many vicissitudes and adventures (including a captivity of four 
months, in 1787, among the Shawanese Indians, on the Ohio River, 
when most of his companions were slain, and he was himself in 


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constant danger of his life, and was cruelly treated, but man- 
aged to escape), reached Canada and made his way to Montreal. In 
1792 he settled at Niagara (or Newark), then the Capital of Upper 
Canada, having received appointments in the Commissariat and in 
the Surveyor-General’s office, and removed to York (now Toronto) 
on its becoming the seat of Government. In 1794, he was Sergeant- 
at-Arms to the Legislative Assembly ; in 1796, Registrar for the Home 
District; was appointed Captain of Militia in 1799; Clerk of the 
Peace for the Home District in 1800; and Clerk of the District 
Court; was three times Joint Acting Surveyor-General, and became 
Surveyor-General in r810. Was Member of the Legislative Assembly 
for West York in 1812, and was called to the Legislative Council in 
1824. He held various other public positions of less note. He m. Istly, 
about 1776, Isabella (?), a sister-in-law of John Donovan, Post- 
master of Hancock, Virginia; and 2ndly, 26th May 1789, Mary, dau. 
of Alexander Campbell ((. &. D@.), of Fort Edward, on the Bay of 
Quinte; she was b. r1th May 1771, and d. 22nd Oct. 1840; and 
had issue, viz. : 

Of the first marriage : 

1.—Samuel-Smith, of whom below (Ba). 

And of the second marriage : 


2.—George, of whom below (Bd). 
3.—Thomas-Gibbs, of whom below (Be). 
4.—John, b. 1799, d. 1817 (killed in a duel), unm. 
5 —William, b. 1802, d. 1802. 
6.—Horatio, b, 1804, d. 1826, unm. 
.—Charles, b. 1806, d. 1831, unm. 
.—Francis, b. 1808, d. abt. 1833-4, unm, 
.—Anne, b. 1794, d. 1832, m. to John-R. Spooner, of Montreal. 
—Mary, b. 1796, d. 1872, m. to John Radenhurst, Lieut. 8th 
King’s Regt., aftds. of Toronto, and _ had issue, viz 
1a.—William, living in Rochester, N.Y. 
2a.—John-Charles, was for some years at sea, now of 
Toronto. : 
ta,—Annie, @., m. to Alexander Grant, Registrar, formerly 
of the Court of Chancery, now of the Court of Appeal 
(son of Charles Grant, of Caithness and Edinburgh, 
Sco., and his wife, Catherine, dau. of Alexander Camp- 
bell above named; Crest: ¢he trunk of a tree sprout- 
ing out some leaves, with the sun shining thereon. ppr. ; 


yan- 
In 
pper 
id in 
nto) 
sant- 
lome 
f the 
strict 
came 
mbly 
cil in 
Istly, 
Post- 
, dau. 
3ay of 
and 


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ntreal. 
eut. 8th 


Zin 
now of 


formerly 
f Appeal 
inburgh, 
. Camp- 
ce sprout- 


on. ppr. 5 


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motto: Te favente virebo); and had issue: 16.— 
Charles-Shuter. 26.—Arthur-Dudley-Campbell. 36.— 
Alexander-Francis, d@. 16.—Mary-Edith 26.—Amelia 
(“Amy”). 3é.—Annie-Catherine, m. to James-McKay 
Henderson, of Montreal. 46.—Bertha-Frances, d 
2a.—Catherine-Ellen, d.,m to William-George Draper, d., 
Barrister-at-Law, County Judge Co. Frontenac, son of 
Hon. William-Henry Draper, C.B., Chief Justice of the 
Common Pleas (Arms: Erm., on a chief gu. three lions 
rampt. arg. Crest: A demilion rampt. Motto: Pace 
sive in bello), and had issue: 16,—William-Henry, of 
the Molsons Bank, m. 11th Sept. 1879, Emily-Mary, 
dau. of Henry Skynner (see Jarvis), and has issue : 
William-Henry. b. 5th July 1889; George-Collier, b. 
22nd Dec. 1891; Madolin-Augusta; Edith-Kathleen ; 
Mary-Hamilton. 16—Catharine-Ellen, m to Charles- 
Kirkpatrick Sayers. 26.—Emma-Augusta. 
3.—Frances-Elizabeth, b. 1797, d. 1844, m. to James-Edward 
Small, some time Co, Judge Co. Middlesex. 
4.—Sarah, b. 1801, d. 1817, 
5.—Edith, b. 1811, d. 1878, m. to Thomas-Mabon Radenhurst, 
of Perth, Co. Lanark, Barrister-at-Law, O.C., and had 
issue (see Morris). 


Ba. 


SAMUEL-SMITH Kipout, eldest son of Hon. Thomas Ridout, 
was Sheriff Co York, and afterwards Registrar of Deeds Co. York. 
B. 7th Sept. 1778, d. 6th June 1855. M. tstly, Eliza Parsons, 
niece of John Small, of Toronto; she d. Feby. 1838; and 2ndly, 
Oct. 1838, Mary-Hardwick, dau. of Unwin and widow of 
Francis Humphreys ; and had issue, of the first marriage only, viz. : 

1a.—John, b. 8th May 1806, Registrar of Deeds Co. York 

from 1855 to 1894; m. rgth Sept. 1839, Charlotte-Bleecker, 

dau. of Grant Powell (see Powell), and has had issue, viz. : 

16,—John-Grant, of the Deputy Receiver-General’s Office, 
Toronto, b. 20th April 1845. 


16.—Elizabeth-Harriet, b. 4th Oct. 1840, d. 15th Sept. 
1878. M. 7th July 1874, as 2nd wife, to John-Wood- 
burn Langmuir (see Langmuir). 


eine! 


= eee 


— 


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2a.—Thomas, b. Feb. 1810, d. Sept. 1819. 
3a.—Joseph, b. 8th Feb, 1818, d. March 1837, unm. 
4a.—Samuel-George, Deputy Registrar of Deeds Co. York, 
aftds. City Assessor, Toronto, b. June 1819, d. Dec. 1876 ; 
M. Rebecca Gilpin, and had issue, viz. : 
16.—Samuel, b. 1st July 1845, d. 1892; m. Mary-Camp- 
bell Smith, and had issue: Samuel-George, b. 15th 
Jan. 1874; William-S, b. 15th Aug. 1875; Andrew- 
Campbell, b. 2nd April 1878; Henry-Arthur, b. 17th 
Sept, 1880; John-Alexander, b 11th Dec 1882; Cath- 
erine-Campbell, 
26.—Henry Joseph, d. unm. 
36.—Charles, went to Winnipeg. 
46.—Albert, d. unm. 
56.—William, d. unm. 
64.—John, a. 


16.—Henrietta, m. to Yates, merchant in Toronto. 


26.—Rebecca, d. unm. 
ta.—Susan, b. Novr. 1807, d. March 1823. 
2a.—Eliza, b. Jany. 1812, d. June 1842, m. to ——— Daly, M.D., of 


Montreal, went to the West Indies, and aftds. to Natchez, 
U.S.A. 

3a.—Mary, b. March 1816, d. March 1841, m_ to William-Henry 
Coxwell, and hadissue: Elizabeth, m.to Thomas Dallas, mer- 
chant in Orillia, Co, Simcoe. (William-Henry Coxwell m. 
andly Mary, dau. of John Powell, see Powell). 

4a.—Harriet, b. Novr. 1817, d. Aug. 1837, unm. 

5a.—Caroline-Amelia, b. July 1824, m. to James-Dodsley Hum- 
phreys, son of Francis Humphreys above named, and had 
issue; James-Dodsley, now of Montreal, and other sons, 
and an only dau., Mary-Hardwick, d. 1893. m. to Francis 
Walker, of Barrie (whom she survived), and had issue, one 
son, Edward. 


BO. 


GerorGE Rripout, second son of Hon. Thomas Ridout, Barrister- 
at-law, of Dorset House,* Wellington Street, afterwards of Maria (now 
Soho) Street, Toronto, and aftds. of Clinton; was b. 1791, d. 1871; 


*From which Dorset Street is named. 


D., of 
tchez, 


Henry 
3, mer- 
rell m. 


Hum- 
nd had 
r sons, 
Francis 
ue, one 


rrister- 
ria (now 
H. 1871; 


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m. 1stly, Dorothy, dau. of ——- McCuaig, of Boston, and widow of 
Capt. Cockburn, and 2ndly, Belle Nelson, and had issue, viz. : 

Of the first marriage : 

1a.—Georgina-Dora, b. June 1825, m. 13th Oct. 1845, to Arthur 
Wells, of Guelph, son of Hon. Lieut.-Col. Joseph Wells, 
of Davenport, near Toronto, and had issue: William, d. 
young; Richard-Harter; Robert-Frederick, d.; William- 
Charles; Joseph; John; Clarence; Theophilus-Craig ; 
Ralph-Evens ; Harriett-Mary ; Caroline-Georgina. 

And of the second marriage : 

1a.—Charles, b. June 1831, of Clinton. 

2a.—Henry, b. March 1833, d. April 1851. 

3a.—William, b. Dec. 1839, d. July 1865. 

4a.—John, Barrister-at-law, of Clinton, b. Oct. 1841. 

2a.—Isabella, m., 1gth Sept. 1865, to Henry Cole, only son of Dr. 
Cole (Trin. Coll., Dublin), and has had issue: William-Cole, 
b. 1868; Henry-Ridout, b. 30th Aug. 1872; Louisa-Mary. 

3a.—Jane. 

4ga.—Sarah-Edith, b. Feby. 1837, d. 8th July 1864; m. 23rd 
Jany. 1862, to Walliam-Wise Cobb, Barrister-at-law, of 
Bridge House, Sittingbourne, Co. Kent, Eng., who d. 1873, 
and had issue one dau., Edith, who d. 6th July 1864. 

5a.—Harriet, m. tstly, 23rd Sept. 1863, to Robert-James-Morney 
Foot, of Vicarsfield, Co. Kilkenny, Ireland, eldest son of 
Simon-Charles Foot, in H. O., Canon and Prebendary of S. 
Canice’s Cath., Kilkenny, and Rector of Knocktopher; he d. 
23rd Nov., 1868; and had issue: Anna-Morney ; Harriet- 
Ridout, d. 22nd July 1886; Isabel; and 2ndly, 9th March 
1875, to Joseph-Mark Barber, M.A., son of Joseph Barber, 
of Georgetown, Co. Halton; he d. 16th Sept. 1884; and 
had issue: Reginald-Arthur, b. 16th May 1879; Joseph- 
Lawrance, b. 6th July 1881; Maria-Milicent, d. 11th Aug. 
1876; Constance- Evelyn; Charlotte-Vivica- Marguerite. 

Be. 


TuHomas-Gisps Ripout, of Sherborne House,* Toronto, b. roth 
Oct. 1792; d. 29th July 1861; third son of Hon. Thomas Ridout. 
Deputy-Assistant Commissary General in the war of 1812; was for 
many years Cashier of the Bank of Upper Canada. M. Isitly, 5th 


“Sherbourne, properly Sherborne, Street derived its name from this house. 


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April 1825, Anne-Maria-Louisa, dau of Daniel Sullivan (see Sulli- 
van); she was b. 15th April 1807, d. 13th Nov. 1832; and a2ndly, 
6th Sept. 1834, Matilda-Ann, dau. of Hollingsworth Bramley (above 
named), she d. Nov. 1881; and had issue, viz. : 


Of the first marriage : 

1a.—Thomas, of whom below. 

2a.—John-Gibbs, b. 6th Oct. 1830, d. 13th April 1832. 

1a. - Mary-Louisa, b. 5th May 1827, d. 2nd May 1832. 

And of the second marriage : 

3a,.—Charles, b. 22nd June 1836. 

4a.—Joseph-Bramley, b. roth Aug, 1838; Lieut.-Col. late goth 
Scottish Rifles, Cameronians ; m. Wilmot-Beresford, dau. 
of John Hayter, of Manchester Square, London, Eng , and 
has issue ; Dudley-Howard, b. 15th Jan. 1866, Lieut. R.E. ; 
Pendarves-Bailey, b 22nd Sept. 1867, tea planter in India ; 
Algernon-Charles-Francis, b. 5th June 1873; Julian-York- 
Hayter, b. 6th May 1878; Wilmot-Beresford, m. to Hubert 
Neilson, M.D., Surgeon-Major Royal Can. Arty.; Augusta- 
Helen-Crawford. 

5a —John-Gibbs, b. 22nd Aug. 1840, formerly Lieut. in rooth 
Prince of Wales Royal Canadian Regt. ; now a Barrister- 
at-Law. 

6a —Donald-Campbell, b. 16th Sept. 1848, d. 2nd Aug. 1893 ; 
Machinery Engineer and Patent Solicitor; m. Katharine, 
dau. of John Kay, merchant in Toronto, and had issue : 
Donald-Campbell, Norman, Douglas, Howard, John, Ethel, 


Muriel. 

7a.—George, b. 29th July 52, merchant in Toronto; m. 
Elizabeth-Werr. « ff John Tisken, merchant in Toronto, 
and Fliza-I) yn (INerr) his wife, and has issue: George- 
Law 7; Evelyn-Matilda; Dora-Isabel ; 
A 

8a. yi at-law, b. 3rd July 1856; d. gth Oct. 

unm. 


” 


2a.—Juliana-\' ary, m. to George-D’Arcy Boulton (see Boulton). 
3.—Matilda, authoress of ‘* Ten Years of Upper Canada, 1805 
to 1815,’’ m. to James-Davic Edgar, of Toronto, Barrister- 
at-law, representative of ar of WKeithock, Co. Forfar, 
Scot. (Arms: Sa. a lion upant between a garb in chief 
and a writing pen in base; .. Cvrest: a dagger and a quill 


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illi- b in saltire, ppr. Motto: Potius ingenio quam vi), and has 
lly, oe. | had issue : at 
ove of 14.—James-Frederic, b 6th July 1866. Ae 
26.—Harrie-Hamilton, b. 17th Nov. 1867, d. 14th Nov. 1871. ay 

36.—Oscar-Pelham, b, 17th March 1871, m. 20th Dec. 1893, i 
Helen- Madeline, dau. of George-D’Arcy Boulton a 

(see Boulton) 4 


46.—William-Wilkie, b. Oct. 1874 4 
546 —David-Keithock, b. 2gth Nov. 1879. 
66.—Herbert-Wedderlie, b. 20th June 1883 
16.—Maud-Caroline. 


goth 26,—Katharine-Beatrice, 
dau. 36.—Marjorie-Oxgilvy. y 
and 4a. -Louisa-Sullivan, b. 28th Dec. 1846, d 3rd Jany. “1882; ‘ 
E. ’ m. to Andrew Green, and had issue. i bs 
dia 5a.—Augusta- Hayter. | H 
CORR st Me ae H 
abert William-Rien Wadsworth, and has issue: William-Ridout, ae 
usta- b. 17th Dec. 1875; Helen-Vernon; Marion-Violet; Eliza. Hy 
beth-Florence ; Victoria-Adeline. ii 
ooth THomas Ripout, eldest sonof Thomas-Gibbs Ridout above named, i | 
Ister- Civil Engineer, b. 17th Oct. 1828, m. Jessie, dau. of James Hamilton, 4 
M.D., of West Flamboro’, Co. Wentworth, and has had issue, Viz. : } 
1893 5 16.—James-Hamilton, b. 30th June 1853, d. 12th Nov, 1854. i 
satel 26.—Thomas-Sullivan, b. 29th Sept. 1854, d. 20th Oct. 1859. tt 
uaa 36.—Horace-Reginald, b. 28th July 1856, m. Margaret, dau. of ; 
sthel, W. H. Higgins, of Whitby, Co. Ontario. 
46.—Arthur-Hamilton, b. oth June 1859, m. Jessie Rae, dau. of 
eee James-Rae Patterson, M.D., of Port Elgin, Co. Bruce. 
FORO, 54.—Andrew- William, b. 8th Aug. 1864. 
eorge- 


16.—Jessie-Forrest, m. to Frederick-Chase Capreol, of Ottawa, 


sabel ; son of Frederick-Chase Capreol, a@., of Toronto. 


: 26.—Anna-Louisa, m. to William-I*rederick Gurnett. 

h Oct. 36.—Edith. 

itn) 46.—Matilda-Mary. 
ulton). 
Mi 105 Arms: (Subject to due difference to be assigned): Perpale arg. and a 
ate gu., a griffin segreant counterchanged. Crest: A nag’s head couped iat 

hi f Ppr. Motto: Aquila non capit muscas.* i 

n chie 

a quill 


*The above arms have been sometimes used b 


y members of the family with a bordure, but the 
general use has been, and continues, as above. 


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Ld é 
y 4 


LANGMUIK. : 


Joun-WoopBuRN Lanemuir, of Toronto, son 
of Alexander-Ralston Langmuir, of Warwickmains, 
Co. Ayr, Scot., m. Istly, Ist June 1858, Emma- : 


Lucretia, dau. of Dr. Fairfield, of Co. of Prince : 
Edward; 2naiy, 7th July 1874, Elizabeth- Harriet 
Ridout (see Ridout) ; and 3rdly, 19th Aug. 1882, 
Catherine. Mary, dau. of John Bloodgood, of New 
York (who was previously m. to Ezra Ludlow, who 
came to Canada from New York, and d.s.p.) and 
' has had issue, viz. : 
; Of the first marriage : 
1.—John-Alexander, b. 21 Sept. 1859 ; m. 16th 
July 1890, Nora Butler, of Cincinnati, 
Ohio, and has issue: John Butler ; Helen- i 
Woodburn. : 
>.—Archibald-David, b. 27t® Jan. 1864; m. 15th Oct. 1889, Mar- 
-_— garet, dau. of William I. 2, merchant in Toronto (see Jones) 
oi and has issue: Archibald- Woodburn ; John- William ; Gavin- a 
Ince; Helen-Dorothea. 
3.—Woodburn, b. 26th April 1865. <3 
4.—Murray, b. 5th May 186g, m. 2nd March 1891, Mary Shep- 
: pard, of Springfield, Missouri. 
5. — Frederic, b. 21st Feb. 1871. i 
1.--Helen-Woodburn, m. to George-Ha milton Jarvis (see Jarvis). 
e 2,--Margaret-Maude, m. and June 1894, to Alexander-Jeffrey 
“ Porter, of Niagara Falls, Bik ‘ 
, And of the 2nd marriage : 
3,—Charlotte-Elizabeth. i 
. 4.—Harriet-Violet. : 
ve Arms: Sa. a chev. or. and a canton erm, Crest: On a chapeau 
wos gu. turned up erm. a greyhound statant ppr. 


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JOHNSTON, or Sautr Ste. Marie. 


STM Vee 


ILLIAM JOHNSTON, Commissioner of Customs at Bel- Lf 
fast, Ire..and Sheriff of the County of Antrim, m. Jane, dau. l' 
of William Mussenden, and had issue, ten children (one j 
‘i : of whom, Jane, was m. to the Rev. James Saurin, of Belfast), of i 
Ng whom the youngest son, | ; 
William, was an officer in the Royal Navy, and served at the | 
i capture of Louisbourg in 1758; afterwards of Port Rush. M. a dau. i 
W . 7: : A 
oF of John McNeil, and had issue, viz : | 
na John, b. 1762, d. 1828, who came to Canada in 1790, 
and resided for a short time at Longe Pointe, and afterwards at Sault a) 
Ste. Marie, of which he was the chief founder. Assisted with a party 
ch which he raised, at the taking of Mackinac, under Col. MacDonell, ie: 
th, in 1812, and in recognition of his services, was presented by Col. Le 
We MacDonell with the sword of the American General Holmes, who Li 
was killed in the action. While Mr. Johnston, with his party, was ee 
ee proceeding from Sault Ste. Marie to join Col. MacDonell, a party of 
1eS) Americans passing by another channel went to Sault Ste Marie, 
es where they plundered Mr. Johnston’s stores and dwelllng house, tak- | 
ing a large quantity of goods, plate and other valuable property, for 
which subsequently Mr. Johnston claimed from the Government an 
ep- indemnity of forty thousand dollars, which, however, he never re- 
ceived. While the Americans were plundering Sault Ste. Marie, 
Mrs. Johnston, with some of her children, fled and took refuge in the 
eae woods, where they subsisted for some time on berries and edible 
rey roots. Wasa Justice ofthe Peace. In 1819 or 1820, he was one of | 
the Commissioners appointed to settle the differences and terminate 
the conflict between the Hudson Bay Company and the North-West 
Company at Fort Garry, now Winnipeg. He m. Oshahgushkoda- 
wequa (Anglice, the Woman of the Green Meadow) dau. of Waubo- 
jeeg (ze. The White Fisher), an Ojebwa Chief of the Ahtik (Rein- 
deer) Totem or Family, son of Waishky, and a member of a family 
suites distinguished as Chiefs and Warriors ; he was a Chief of great power 


and influence, and bad jurisdiction over a wide extent of country, 


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from Sault Ste. Marie to the Falls of St. Anthony on the Mississipp1 ; 
he and some of his braves were present at the taking of Quebec, 
having gone down that immense distance in their own bark canoes, 
and he was with General Wolfe when he fell ; and had issue, ViZi: 
,._Louis-Saurin, served as a midshipman on board the Queen 
Charlotte, and was wounded in action on Lake Erie, in 
1812 or 13; for his services he was appointed an officer 
in the Indian Department, and was stationed at Amherstburg, 
where he died. 
2,-George, was present with his father at the taking of Macki- 
nac; he held the office of Indian Interpreter at Sault Ste. 
Marie. 
3, —William, Indian Interpreter at Mackinac. 
1,—-Jane, m. to Henry-Rowe Schoolcraft, Indian Agent for the 
United States Government. He was a man distinguished 
in science and literature, the author of a large and costly 
es work of six quarto volumes, prepared, after many years of 
ereat labour and research, for the United States Govern- 
ment ; of which copies were presented to all the crowned 
heads of Europe, and copies were obtained by Rev. William 
McMurray for Trinity College, Toronto, and the Toronto 
University, and another for Quebec. Mr. Schoolcraft 
visited England and the Continent, and was elected an Hon- 
orary Member of the Royal Geographical Society of London, 
after which more than twenty similar honours were con- 
ferred upon him by the leading Societies of Europe. 
2,.—Eliza, d. unm. 
3 —Charlotte, m. to Rev. William McMurray, named in the fol- 
lowing page. 
4.—Anna-Maria, m. to James-Lawrence Schoolcraft, brother of 


the above named Henry-Rowe Schoolcraft. 


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McMURRAY. 


WitiiamM McMorray, in Holy Orders, D.D., 
D.C.L., was b. near Portadown, Ire , 1gth Sept. 
1810, d. 19th May 1894, son of Bradshaw Me- 
Murray, and Mary his wife, who came to Canada 
in 1811, and settled at York (Toronto). Was 
ordained 11th Aug. 1833; was sent as a 
Missionary to the Indians at Sault Ste. Marie 
in 1832; Rector of Ancaster and Dundas, 
1840; Rector of Niagara, 1857; Archdeacon 
of Niagara, 1867. In 1853 he was deputed 
to raise funds in the United States for Trinity 
College, in which he was_ successful; his 
services in that work are commemorated by a 
stained glass window presented to him and 
placed in the Church at Dundas. In 1854 he was sent byBishop 
Strachan to watch the passage of the Clergy Reserve Bill 
through the Legislature, and rendered valuable services to the Church 
with regard to that measure, for which he was rewarded with a gift 
of valuable plate, and the honorary degree of D.C.L. was conferred 
upon him by Trinity College, and he was also appointed a member 
of the Council of that University. In 1864 he was again com- 
missioned to raise funds for Trinity College in England, which work 
he accomplished with much success. When in England on this 
occasion he was selected by the Bishop of London as a special 
preacher in St. Paul’s Cathedral, being the first instance of this 
honour being conferred on a Colonist. He m. Istly, 26th Sept, 
1833, Charlotte (or Ogenebugakwa, z.e., ‘* Wild Rose”) Johnston, 
named in the preceding page ; she d. 17th Jan. 1878, aged 71; and 
2ndly, Amelia, dau. of James Baxter, Capt. Royal Canadian Rifles ; 
and had issue, of the first marriage only, viz. : 

1.—William-Strachan, b. 26th Sept. 1835; d. 4th Nov. 1864 ; 

m. Harriet-Emma, dau. of Chetwood Hamilton, Barrister- 
at-Law, of St. Catharines, and had issue one dau. Juanita, 
who d. young. 

2.—John-Henry, b, 4th Jan. 1838; d. 22nd Sept. 1885; m. 


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Elizabeth, dau. of Francis Whitcakez, of St. Louis, U.S.A., 
and had issue, viz., Max, Frances-Whittaker, Kathleen, 
Elizabeth. 

3.—James-Saurin, of Toronto, Barrister-at-Law, b. 28th May 
184yo; m. 5th Oct. 1864, Elizabeth-Street, dau. of Thomas- 
Brock Fuller, in Holy Orders, Archdeacon of Niagara, ane 
afterwards Bishop of Niagara (see Fuller), and has issue, viz. 
1a.—Leonard-Leathes, b. 1st Feb. 1867 
2a.—Louis-Saurin, b. 24th Oct. 1869. 
3a.—James-Saurin, b. 21st May 1876. 
ne -William-Johnston, b. 27th Aug. 1868. 
5a.—Douglas, b. 4th Jan. 1880. 
ta.—Elizabeth-Street. 

.-Charlotte-Elizabeth-Jane, b. 12th July 1843; m. to Hamil- 
ton-Hartley Killaly, C.E. (who d_ roth Sept. 1892). son of 
Hon. Hamilton Killaly, of Toronto, and had issue, viz. 
Hamilton-McMurray, Hartley, Lawrence, Max, Sy bae 


Clara. 


Arms: Arg., a lion rampant az. armed and langued gu., ona 
chief of the second three mullets prerced of the first. Crest: A stag's 
head erased ppr. Motto: Time Deum. 


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FULLER, 


HE first Bishop of Niagara derived descent from an Irish 
family, long established in Counties Cork and Kerry, Ireland, 
of whom 
William Fuller m. Elinor, dau. and co-heir of Thomas Hodder 
of Ballea Castle, High Sheriff of Co. Cork, 1697, and had issue 
(besides others) viz. : 
Thomas, of Fuller Park, Co. Cork, d. 1741; m. Lydia, dau. of 
William Green, Sheriff of Cork 1690, and had issue : 
William, m. Frances Grey, of Cork, and had issue, viz. : 
Richard, who m. Jane Roe, of Cork, and had issue, viz. : 
Thomas-Richard, Major 41st Regt., who d. in Adolphustown, 
Canada, 1814; he m. tstly, Ann, dau. of William [Fuller (son of 
William Fuller, of West Kerries, and grandson of William Fuller 
first above named), and his wife, Elinor, dau. of Robert Hilliard, 
and had issue one son, Richard; and 2ndly, Mary, dau. of Poole- 
Hickman England,* Capt. 47th Regt., son of Richard England, of 
Lifford, Co. Clare, and had issue, viz. : 
(Rt. Rev.) THomas-Brock Futter, D.D., 
D.C.L., b. 16th July 1810, d, 18th Decr, 1884; 
in Holy Orders, ordained Deacon 1833, appointed 
incumbent of Chatham 1836, Rector of Vhorold 
1840, aftds. Rector of St. George’s, Foronto, Arch- 
deacon of Niagara 1867, first Bishop of Niagara 
1875; m. 14th May 1835, Cynthia, dau. of 
Samuel Street of Chippewa, Co. Welland; she was 
b, 1818, and d. t4th January 1892; and had issue, 
viz. : 
1.—Thomas-Richard, Merchant in Toronto, b. 26th Aug, 1838 ; 
m. 6th Oct. 1868, Emma-Louisa, dau. of Thomas Benson 
of Peterborough and Port Hope, and has issue, viz. : 
Thomas-Richard, b. 13th June 1876; Leopold-Brock, b. 
tith Decr. 1878; Alice-Maud; Mary-Edith; Helen- 
Cynthia ; Amy-Louisa. 

.—Samuel-Street, Manufacturer, Postmaster of Stratford, Co. 
Perth, b. 26th Aug. 1838; m., 18th Noy. 1863, Mary-Anne 
(Minna), dau. of Thomas Smith (see Smith of Stratford), 


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*A dau. of Capt. England came to Canada and was m., rstly, as 2nd wife to Major-General 
Aineas Shaw (see Shaw), and 2ndly, to William Leeming, in Holy Orders, Rector of Chippewa, Co, 
Welland, 


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and has issue, viz.: Samuel-George, b. 13th Sept. 1864; 
Thomas-Henry, b. 18th Oct. 1865; Arthur-Street, b. 24th 
Feb. 1870; Norman-Brock, b. 28th May 1879; Caroline- 
Isabella, d. 15th Sept. 1867; Georgie-Ethel-Laura. 

3.—William, of the Canadian Bank of Commerce, Toronto; b. 
1845, d. 15th Feb. 1886, unm. 

4.—Valancy-England, Barrister-at-Law, of Toronto, aftds. of 
Hamilton, and now living in Virginia, U.S.A., m. Louisa, 
dau. of William-Henry Coxwell and Mary-Sophia his wife 
(see Powell), and has had issue: Murray-Valancy; May, 
d@.; Ruth-Hamilton. 

5.—Shelton-Brock, of Woodstock, b. 11th Oct. 1852, m. 19th 
Sept. 1876, Martha-Louisa, dau. of Robert Spratt, Merchant 
in Toronto, and has issue: Robert Shelton, b. 11th Jan. 
1879; William-Brock, b. 28th Oct. 1884; Douglas-England, 
b. 28th July 1887; Katharine-Cynthia; Violet-Isabelle, b. 
11th April 1881, d. 1882; Gladys. 

6.—Henry-Hobart, b. 27th July 1856, d. 11th Jan. 1890; m. 3rd 
Jan. 1883, Katharine- Townley, dau. of Robert Spratt above 
named, and had issue, Hobart-Stinson, b. 22nd Oct. 1883; 
Hamilton-Brock, b. 1gth Feb. 1885; Harold-Howard, b. 
Nov. 1887; Hilda-Katharine. 

1.—Mary-Margaret, m. to Donald-John-Forbes Macleod, M.A., 
in Holy Orders, some time Rector of Chippewa, and now of 
Hope Rectory, Shrewsbury, Eng. (see Macleod). 


2.—Laura-Abigail,m. 25th June 1874,as second wife, to Thomas- 
Moore Benson of Port Hope, now County Judge of North- 
umberland and Durham, son of Thomas Benson above 
named (who previously m. Mary-Edith McCaul; see Jones), 
(Arms: Quarterly, erm. and or, two bends the upper one 
arg. charged with three trefowls sa. the lower engr. gu. Crest: 
A bear's head erased, muzzled and collared ppr. Motto: & 
Inconcussa virtus), and has issue: Thomas-Bingley-Fuller, “ 
b. 28th Oct. 1876; Clara-Cynthia; Jessie-Laura-Louise ; | 
Gladys-Alicia, a. a 

3.—Elizabeth-Street, m. to James-Saurin McMurray (see A 
McMurray.) 


Arms: Arg., three bars gu., on a sinister canton of the last a 
tower or. Cves¢: A martlet ppr. Motto. Fidelitas in adversis, 


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CAYLEY. 


SBORNE DE CAILLY, Lord of Cailly in Normandy, 
mentioned in the roll of distinguished Normans who 
accompanied William I. on his expedition ’» England, and 

celebrated for his fidelity to his chief in Robert Wace’s ‘‘ Roman de 
Rou,” had issue, four sons, of whom the second was 
Humphrey de Cailly, Lord of Massingham (temp. Henry I.), 
who had issue, 
Simon de Cailly, m. Alice and had issue, 
Roger de Cailly (temp. Henry II.), one of the most wealthy and 
influential barons of the time; had issue, 
John de Cailly, who had issue, 
John de Cailly, Lord of Cranwich, Massingham, &c., in 1202 ; 
m. Margery and had issue, 
Adam de Cailly, Lord of these manors, 1215; m. Mabel 
and had issue, 
Osbert de Cailly, or de Cayly ; m. Emma, dau. of Robert, Lord 
Tatshall of Bokenham, and had issue, besides others, 
(Sir) Hugo de Cayly, Lord of the Manor of Owby, Co. Norfolk, 
d. 1286; m. Agnes, dau. of Hamo de Hempstede, and had issue, 
(Sir) William Cayley, of Owby, living in 1317, who had issue, 
John, of Owby, Sheriff of Norfolk and Suffolk in 1335 and 1336, 
who had issue, viz. : 
1.—(Sir) William, of Owby, m. Alice, dau. of Sir John Bruse 
or Braose, and had issue, two daus., co-heirs. 
2.—John, of Normanton, Co, York, who had issue, viz. : 
1.—Hugh, d.s.p. 
2.—William, of Normanton, whose dau. and sole heir was 
m. to John Lake. 
3.—John, who had issue, viz. : 
William, who had issue, viz. : 
1.—John, d.s.p. 
2.—Edward, or Edmund, of Thormanby, Co. York, who had 
issue, of whom the eldest son, 
William, had issue, viz. : 


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John, of Malton, Co, York, who had issue, three sons; the eldest, 

Edward, of Malton, had issue, two sons, of whom the elder 

William, of Thormanby, who d. 1583, m. Joan, dau. of Richard 
Gouldthorp, Alderman and Mayor of York, and had issue, two sons, 
of whom the elder 

Edmund, of Brompton, in Pickering, Co. York, d. 6th Dee. 
1642; m. 1604, Anne, dau. of William Walters of Cundall, 
Co. York, who d. 21 Oct. 1640; and had issue, three sons and four 
daus. ; the eldest son 

(Sir) William, of Brompton, b. 1610, Nnighted 2nd March 1641, 
created a Baronet 20th April 1661 (which honour is still held by the 
descendants of his second son), d. 2nd May 1681; m. 1633, Dorothy, 
dau. of Sir William St. Quentin, of Harpham, Bart. (4rms Or, a 
chev. gu., a chief vair), who d. Nov. 1684, and had issue, five sons and 
two daus., of whom the fourth son 

Cornelius, of York, Barrister-at-Law, b. 1toth Aug. 1644; will 
proved 15th March 1734; m. 11th Aug. 1681, Anne, dau. of Cecil 
Tyrwhit of Cameringham, Co, Lincoln (Arms. Gu. three tyrwhitts 
or), and had issue, five sons and two daus., of whom the fifth son, 

Cornelius, of Kingston upon Hull (whereof he was lLecorder), 
Barrister-at-law, b. 16th April 1692, d. 17th Nov. 1779, m. 18th 
Nov. 1723, Elizabeth, dau. of Leonard Smelt, of Nirkby Fleetham, 
Co. York (4rms.: Az., a chev. between three smelts naiant arg.), she 
was b. 1694, and d. Feb. 1750; and had issue seven sons and one 
dau., of whom the fifth son, 

John, of St. Petersburg, Russia, Merchant and British Consul, 
b. 7th Oct. 1730, d. gth July 1795; m. 19th Decr. (old style) 1756, 
Sarah, dau. of Richard Cozens, of St. Petersburg (drms; Az., a 
lion rampant or), who was b. 25th March 1732, and d. 12th Nov. 
(old style) 1803, and had issue, five sons and four daus., of whom 
the eldest son, 

John, of St. Petersburg, afterwards of Beddington, Co. Surrey, 
b. rith April (O.S.) 1761, d. 30th March 1831; m. tstly, 8th Feb. 
1792, Anna, dau. of Matthew Halliday, of St. Petersburg, M.D., 
who was b. 7th Aug. 1769, and d. 8th Sept. 1793, and had issue, 
one son Leonard, who d. 30th July 1809, aged 16; and andly, 
2oth Oct. (O.S.) 1799, Harriet, dau. of Timothy Raikes, of St, 
Petersburg (d4rms ; a chev. pean between three griffins’ heads erased 
or), who was b. 23rd Sept. 1779, and d. 2oth Feb. 1870 (?) and had 
issue, 


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\ 1.—Edward, of St. Petersburg, b. 11th July 1805, d. 18th Feb. ae 

1871, unm. aS | 
2.—(Hon.) William, of Toronto, of whom below. ; | i 

3.—Francis-Melvil, of Drumsnab, Toronto, b. 8th Feb. 1809, I fe | 

d. 1874, unm. i} ie f 

4.—Charles, b. 5th June 1811, d. rath Aug, (O.S.) 1811. ae jt 

5.—John, b. 22nd June 1812, d, 21st Sept. (O.S.) 1813. iit ; 

6.—John, of Toronto, aftds. living in Eng'ana, b. 11th Feb. 

1816; m. Istly, 4th Aug 1841, Catherine-Mary Maine, of h 
i 
Harriet-Catherine, b. 12th July 1842, d. 16th Feb. 1844; i | 

and 2ndly, 5th Oct. 1847, Clara-Louisa, dau. of Hon. i 


Henry-John Boulton, of Toronto (see Boulton), and has 
had issue: ta.—Claud-Thornton, of Bickley, Co. Kent, 
Eng., b. gth June 1854, m. [sther-Mary, dau. of William 
Bayley of Croydon, Eng., and has issue: 2a.—Trancis- 
Osmund, of Toronto, b. 30th Sept. 1856, m. 7th ‘July 1882, 
Marion-Louisa, dau. of Sir James-Lukin Robinson, Bart., 
(see Robinson) and has issue, Clara-Gwendolin, Julia-Isabel, 

Hilda-Marion, ta.—Adela-Sidney, m. 8th May 1873, to 
Christopher Wolston, M.D., of Croydon, Co. Surrey, Eng. 
2a.—Loutsa-Clara. 


1.—Harriet, b. 20th Oct. 1800, m. to Charles Robinson, of 
London, Eng., Banker. 
lg 2.—Lucy, b. 16th June 1802, d. 22nd May (O.S.) 1803. 


St. Petersburg, who d. Sept. 1845, aged 31, and had issue, , . 
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3.—Lucy, b. 2and Sept. 1803, m. to Charles-Edward Hutchinson, . | . 
‘ in Holy Orders, Canon Residentiary of Chichester, and | 
Vicar of Firle cum Beddingham, Co. Sussex, d. 1870 ; ! | 
| 4.—Maria, b. 20th March 1814, m. to Charles-Chevall Tooke, 


Barrister-at-Law and J.P., of Hurston Clays in East 
Grinstead, Co. Sussex. 

(Hon.) Wittiam Caycey, b. 26th May 1807, d. 23rd Feb. 1890 ; | 
Barrister-at-law ; was a member of the Legislative Assembly of the 
Prov. of Can.; was Inspector-General in the MacNab-Morin 
Ministry, 1854, and in the Macdonald-Cartier Ministry, 1857, and 
held various public positions. M. tath April 1836, Emma- 

Robinson, dau. of D’Arcy Boulton of The Grange, Toronto (see 
Boulton) ; she d. 15th March 1890; and had issue : 

ta.—John-D’Arcy, b. 15th March 1837, in Holy Orders; some { 

time of Cowfold, Chichester, Eng., afterwards Incumbent 


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of Whitby, Co. Ontario, and now Rector of St. George’s, 
Toronto, Canon and Precentor of St. Alban’s Cathedral ; 
m. 8th June 1861, Mary-Magdalene, dau. of John-Solomon 
Cartwright (see Cartwright), and has issue: 16.—Edward- 
Cartwright, b. 13th Feb. 1864, M.A., in Holy Orders, Pro- 
fessor of Theology in Trinity University, Toronto; 26 — 
Arthur-Macaulay, b. 15th Jan. 1867, Lieut. Royal Artillery; 
16.—Mary-Augusta; 26.—Cecil-Maud; 36.--Emma- 
Madeline. 
2a.—Edward, b. 29th June 1840, d. 23rd Jan. 1868, unm. 
3a.—Francis, b. 7th Feb. 1845, m. 15th Oct. 1874, Jane-Isabel, 
dau. of Henry Easton, of Belleville, and has issue: 
16.—William-Henry, b. 30th Dec. 1881; 16.—Emma- 
Robinson ; 26.—Adelaide-Mary ; 36.—Muriel-Isabel. 
4a.—William, b. 14th Jan. 1852, d. 26th May 1872, unm. 
sa.—Beverly-Boulton, b. 20th Sept. 1853, d. 18th Jan. 1885, unm. 
6a.—George-Arthur, b. st Feh. 1855, d. 28th Nov. 1855, unm. 
7a.—Hugh-St. Quentin, Barrister-at-law, of Calgary, Aiberta; 
b. tgth Nov. 1857; Member of the Legislature of the 
North-West Territories, and Prime Minister in 1892. 
8a.—Arthur, b. 20th Sept. 1850, d. 3rd Feb. 1880, unm. 
1a.—Harriette-Anne, b. 16th July 1838, d. 23rd Dec. +889; 
m. 7th June 1866, to James-Strachan Cartwright (see 
Cartwright). 
2a.—Mary, b. 30th Aug. 1842, d. 1890; m. 23rd Aug. 186, to 
William Glascott, Capt. late 30th Regt., now living in 
Ireland, and had issue: Wilham, b 29th June 1869; 
Francis-James ; Ethel; Amy; Eva. 
3a.—Sophia-Mmma. 


Arms: (Sudject to due difference to be assigned); Quarterly, arg. 
and sa., on a bend gu. three mullets of the first. Cvest: A demi 
lion rampant or, charged with a bend, thereon three mullets arg., and 
holding in his paws a battle axe az. handle gu. tasselled or. Motto: 
Vouloir c’est pouvoir. 


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MACAULAY. 


AMES MACAULAY, b. in Scotland, 1759, d. Ist Jan. 1822, 
J M D., some time of the 33rd Regt., and afterwards of the 
Queen’s Rangers when stationed at Niagara, came to Canada 
about—or soon after—17g92, and settled in Toronto; m. tstly, 20th 
Nov. i790, Elizabeth- Tuck Hayter, who d. 29th March 1809; a2ndly, 
roth Nov. 1817, Rachael Crookshank, who d. 2nd Feb. 1840; and 1a 
had issue of the first marriage only, viz. : 
1.— (Hon.) Joun-Siucoe, b. 13th Oct, 1791, d. 20th Dec. 1855; 
Col. Royal Engineers, aftds. of Toronto; member of the Legis- 
lative Council; subsequently of Rede Court, near Rochester, Co. 


; E Kent, England ; m. 2nd July 1825, Ann-Gee, dau. of Hon, John Elms- 
= ley, Chief Justice of Lower Canada, and Mary his wife; she died 
si 27th Dec. 1861, and had issue: 


1a.—John-Jermy, b. 15th Aug. 1826, d.s.p. goth Dec. 1859; 
m. Oct. 1857, Mary-Helena, dau. of William Perrin, Mer- 
chant in Toronto, who survived him and was subsequently 
m. to Thomas-Shivers Birchall, son ef Thomas-William 
Birchall and Magdalen his wife (see Gamble). 

: 2a.—George-Hayter, b, 6th Dec. 1830; d. 27th Jan. 1859, unm. 

4 3a.—James-Elmsley, b. 15th Nov. 1840; of Pilgrim’s Rest, 
Sydenburg Gold, Transvaal, S. Africa. 

4a.—Benjamin-Alexander, b. 25th Oct. 1845, of Urenui, New 
Plymouth, New Zealand. 

1a.—Mary-Elizabeth, b. 18th May 1829; d. 21st Feb. 1836. 

2a.—Anne-Jessy, of Torquay, Co. Devon, Eng. 

3a.—Sarah-Sophia-Bingham, of Torquay. 
4a.—Henrietta-Emma, of Torquay. 

Elizabeth-Mary, of Torquay. 


A 5a. 


E 2.—(Sir) James-Bucuanan, Knight, C.B., b. 3rd Dec. 1793, d. 
2 26th Nov. 1859. Entered the army as Ens, in the g8th Regt., and when 
the war of 1812 broke out became a Lieut. in the Glengarry Fen- 
cibles, in which Regt. he served during the war with distinction. On 
the conclusion of the war his Regt. was disbanded and he took up 
tiie profession of the law, being called to the Bar in 1822. He was 


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a member of the Executive Council. In 1829 he was raised to 
the Bench, becoming Chief Justice of the Court of Common Pleas 
in 1849, retiring in 1856; was subsequently the Chairman of a 
Commission for consolidation of the Statutes; and afterwards was 
appointed a Judge of the Court of Error and Appeal. Was for some 
time Treasurer of the Law Society, to which office he was re-elected 
on the day of his death. He was made Companion of the Bath, and 
received the honour of Knighthood in 1859. He m. rst Dec. 1821, 
Rachel-Crookshank, dau. of John Gambie (see Gamble), and had 
issue : 
1a,— James, d. inf., 13th Feb. 1831. . 
ta.—Elizabeth-Isabella, m, 8th June 1850, to Richard Mitchele, 
in Holy Orders, who was some time Rector of Trinity 
Church, Toronto, and aftds. resided in England, and had 
issue. 
2a.—Catherine-McGill, b. March 1826, d. 21st Dec. 1865, s.p. ; 
in. 8th April 1858, as first wife, to Benjamin-Homer Dixon 
(see Dixon of Homewood). 
3a.—Emily, b. Aug. 1828; d. 28th Feb. 1830. 
4a.—Louisa-Birchall, b. Sept. 1834, m. 26th Nov. 1857, to 
Henry-Edward Bennett, Barrister-at-law. of Sparkford Hall, 
Co. Devon, England, and had issue 
3.—GeorceE, b. 11th Nov. 1796, d. 7th Aug. 1828; Barrister-at- 
law; m. 26th Oct. 1822, Jane, dau. of Nicholas Hlagerman ((.£.1.), 
Barrister-at-Law, of Adolphustown (who survived him and was 
m, 2ndly, 30th May 1830, to George Baker, and d. 25th Oct. 1830); 
and had issue : 
1a.—Maria-Sarah, b. 8th Nov. 1824, d. 23rd July 1860; m. 4th 
June 1846, to Thomas Ross, of Montreal, and had a dau., 
Anne-Jane, b. 8th June 1847. 
2a.—Elizabeth-Hagerman, b. 2nd Nov. 1826; m. gth Nov. 1850, 
to Maithew- Robert Vankoughnet (see Vankoughnet). 
4.—ALLaNn, in Holy Orders, b. 4th Jan. ~So4, d. 1830, unm. 
1.—Elizabeth, b. 27th Feb. 1799, d. July 1832, m. 28th March 
1817, to Hon. Christopher-Alexander Hagerman, Justice of the 
Queen’s Bench,* and had issue : 


* Hon. Christopher-Alexander Hagerman, b. 28th March 1792, d. r4th May 1847, was the son 
of Nicholas Hagerman above named ; served as Lieut. in the war of 1812; called to the Bar in 1815, 
and became © C. in the same year; was a Bencher in 1820; appointed to a judgeship in 1828, but 
did not long continue to hold that appointment; Solicitor-General 1829; Attorney-General 1837; 
was appointed a judge of the Court of Queen's Bench, 1840 He m. 2ndly, in 1834, Emily Merry, 
who d. 1842, and had issue, one dau., Emily-Elizabeth, b. 14th May 1838; and 3rdly, ip 1846, 
Caroline Tysen, (ARMS: Quarterly, or, and gu.) 


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1a.—James-Talbot, b. 20th Dec. 1826, who left Upper Canada 
in 1849 and has never since been heard of. 

1a.— Elizabeth-Anne, b. 13th Feb, 1820, d. 14th June 1838, m. 
rgth July 1837, to John Joseph, who was a clerk in the 
Colonial Secretary’s office, London, and came to Canada 
with Sir Francis-Bond Head in 1836, and was Clerk to the 
Legislative Assembly; and had issue, one son, Frank-John, 
b. 5th Jirhe 1838. ° (tems! er chsurans ae: and vert, five 
garbs three and two, the latter chevronways, 
/lagerman. Crest: A garb or. Motto: 
vincit.) 

2a.— Mary Jane, b. 7th June 1823, m. July 1847, to Hon. John- 
Beverley Robinson (see Robinson) 

3a@.— Maria-Sarah, d. 1828. 


or, quartering 
Vincit qui se 


2.—Mary, b. 15th Feb. 1801, d. Feb. 1833, m. 1822, to John- 
William Gamble of Woodbridge (see Gamble) 


3.-—Anne, b, 3rd May 1806, d.s.p 5th Oct. 1877, m., 15th Oct. 
1829, to Peter Diehl, Surgeor. who was b. May 1786, and d. 5th 
March 1868. 
4.—Sarah-Hayter, b. 3rd) March 180g. d. 24th Aug. 1866, m., 
tstly, 11th Jan. 1830, to John-Solomon Cartwright, who d. 15th Jan. 
1845, and 2ndly, 20th Sept. 1852, to John-Colville Crookshank, who 


d. 6th Nov. 1861, aged 41, and had issue of the first marri 


age (see 
Cartwright), 


Eee aes 


DIXON, or THE Homewoop, Toronto. 


Tuomas Dickson or Drxon, b. 1739, d. 
1824, son of Henry Dickson, of Dunblane, Co. 
Perth, Scot., settled in Westminster, Eng., and 
in 1788 removed to the Netherlands; he m. 
Elizabeth, dau. of Alexander Mann, of Renny, 
Co. Ross, and his wife Katharine, dau. of John 
Fraser, second son of Thomas Fraser, Lord 
Lovat, and had issue, viz. : 

Thomas, b. 1781, d. 1849, Knight of the 
Order of the Netherlands Lion, and of the 
Order of the Lily (France), of Amsterdarn, 
Holland, and afterwards of Boston, U.S.A.; m. 
Mary-Bethia, dau. of Benjamin-Parrott Homer, 
of Boston, and had issue, viz. : 
1.—Benjamin-Homer, of whom below. 
2.—Thomas-Henry, d. 1853, unm. 
3.—FitzEugene, of Philadelphia, U.S.A., m. Catherine Chew, 

dau. of Hon. George-Mifflin Dallas, Vice-President of the 

U.S.A. 1845 to 1849. 
1.—Harriette-Elizabeth, m. 1stly, to William-Henry Boulton 

(see Boulton), and 2ndly, te Professor Goldwin Smith. 


BentAMIN-Homer Drxon, above named, b. roth Mar. 18109, of 
Boston, U.S.A., aftds. of Toronto, Knight of the Order of the 
Netherlands Lion, Consul-General for the Netherlands; m. tstly, 
8th April 1858, Catherine-McGill Macaulay (see Macaulay), who d. 
2aist Dec. 1865; 2ndly, 26th Nov. 1866, Frances-Caroline, b. 1838, 
d. 27th Sept. 1889, dau. of William-Beverley Heward, son of Lieut.- 
Colonel Stephen Heward, who commanded the Queen’s Rangers 
during the war of 1812; and 3rdly, 8th Sept. 1891, Emilie-Henrietta- 
Maud, dau. of George Caston, Banker, of Basingstoke, Eng. (Arms: 
Az. a fess wavy ermines detween three crosses formee fitchee or. 
Crest: A lion's paw erased sa. holding up a cross pattee fitchee in pale 
arg.), and has had issue, viz. : 


Seca 2 tore eee ry Centers 
Wa RR ne ee re ee + : 


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Of the second marriage: 
1.—Thomas-Fraser- Homer, b. 1871, 
2.—William-Mayne-Homer, b. 1872. 
3.— Henry-Eugene-Houiner, b. 1874, 
1.—Mary-Frances-Homer. 
2.—Harriett-Kate-Macaulay-Homer. 
3. Ida-Louisa-Homer. iv 
q And of the third marriage : i 
ta 4.—Homera-Emilie-Homer. 


Arms: Arg., three mullets gu., on a chief or as many pallets of the 


second. Crest: A hand holding a sword in bend (sinister) ppr. 
Motto: Fortes fortuna juvat. | 


VAN KOUGHNET, WE. 1. 


Tuis family came to America in the early 
part of the 18th century from Alsace, whence the 


¥ 


family migrated on that Province being taken by 
_France from Germany. ‘The first to settle in 
Canada was Michael VankKoughnet, a U. E. 
Loyalist, who came here in 1782 or 1783, and 
settled in Cornwall; he was b. 1751, d. October 
1832; m. Eve Empey, and _ had issue (besides a 
dau. Christiana, m. to William Cline; see 
Morris), viz. : 


SAE, 


re 
See 


=) 


we 


(Hon. Col.) Philip, b. 2nd April 17g0, d. 
7th May 1873; Member of the Legislative 
Assembly and Legislative Council for Upper 
Canada. Served in the wars of 1812 and 1837, 
in the latter as Lt.-Col. of the 5th Batt. Incor- 
porated Militia, which was kept up on a full war 
footing for some years under his command. He 
was Chairman of the Board of Dominion Arbi- 
trators for some years previously to and at the 
date of his death. He m. tst April 1819, Harriet-Sophia, dau. of 
Matthew Scott, of Carrick-on-Suir, Ireland (b. 15th April 1795, d. 


22nd July 1854), and had issue, viz. : 

t.—(Hon.) Philip-Michael-Matthew-Scott, b. 21st Jan. 1822, d. 
7th Nov. 1869. Served as an officer of Militia, in 1837, in his father’s 
regiment. Called to the Bar in 1843, and appointed Q.C. in 1849. 
He took office in 1856 as President of the Council and Minister of 
Asriculture, and was elected a Member of the Legislative Council. He 
was subsequently Commissioner of Crown Lands. Became Chancellor 
of Upper Canada in 1862. M. 14th Nov. 1845, Elizabeth, dau. of 
Col. Barker Turner (who served at Waterloo, and in 1845 settled 
in Canada, d. 1853) and had issue : 

ta.—Philip-Turner, b. Sept. 1847; went to live in Ireland. 

2a.—Edmund-Barker ; b. July 18494. Commander K.N ; served 
in Soudan (Egypt) war 1885, and was in the small force 


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which advanced up the Nile to near Khartoum, in which 
expedition he was wounded. M. Lady Jane-Charlotte- 
Elizabeth Alexander, dau. of the 3rd Earl of Caledon. 
-Matthew-Robert, of whom below. 


i) 


3.—Bolton-John, b. 21st April 1826, d. 25th Oct. 1848. 
4.—William-John, b. 18th April 1832, d. 2nd June 1832. 
5.—Salter-Jehosaphat, of whom below. 


_~ 


».—Edmund, b. 16th April 1834, d. 2gth Jan. 1847. 
-John-Colborne, b. 4th Sept. 1835, d. 22nd Nov. 1872. 
Inspector in Molsons Bank. M. roth Oct. 1863, Martha-Ann, dau. 
of Arthur Norman, in Holy Orders, of the Island cf Guernsey, 
and had issue : 
ta.—Arthur Purcell, b. 22nd March 1866, of Regina, N.W.T., 
m. 24th Dec. 1892, Mary Bencke, and has issue, Arthur- 
Gerald, b. April 1894. 
2a.—Claude-Ethelbert, b. 13th Jan. 1871,d. 20th April 18go. 
1a.—Mary-Eleonora, m. to John Derbishire, of Bloomfield, Co. 


N 


Prince Edward, and has issue, Roy, b. 3rd Nov. 1891. 
2a.—I*lorence-Ada, m. Ist Oct. 1892, to James-Bruce leid, 
and has issue, Mary-Irederica. 

8.—Lawrence, b. 7th Oct. 1836. In the Civil Service of Canada 
for about 33 years, being Deputy-Supt.-General of Indian affairs for 
over 19 years. M. 5th July 1870, Lucy, dau. of James Grant, 
L.R.C.S.E., formerly of Corrimony, Co. Inverness, Scotland, and 
sister of Sir James Grant, M.D., of Ottawa. 

1.—Annie-Eve-Philipine, b. 4th March 1820, d. 16th Jan. 1894, 
m. to Pearson-Philip Harris, an officer in the Army. Went to live 
in the U.S.A. Had issue (besides others who d. inf.) two sons and 
three daus. 

2.—Harriet-Louisa, b. 27th Jan. 1828, d. April 1889. M. 27th 
April 1848, to Dr. Allen, and had issue, three sons and three daus. 

3.—Ann-Catharine, an accomplished musician, and composer of 
several pieces ; b. 24th Jan. 1830, d. tst Nov. 1889. 

4.—Margaret-Elizabeth, b. t4th March 1831, d. tst April 1837. 

5.—Anna, b. gth March 1840, d. 22nd Feb. 1841. 

Matthew-Robert (named above), of Toronto, Barrister-at-law, 
and a Bencher of the Law Society, was b. 16th Sept. 1824, d. 28th 
Noy. 1874. M. gth Nov. 1850, Elizabeth-Hagerman, dau. of George 
Macaulay (see Macaulay), and had issue, viz. : 

t@.—Matthew-Scott, b. 28th Aug. 1855. 


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2a.—George-Macaulay-Diehl, b. 30th July 1868. 

1a.—Eva-Macaulay. 
2a.—Mary-Elizabeth, m. 30th July 1884, to Frank-Wolf May, 
Merchant in Montreal, and has issue: Lilian-Gretchen ; 
Beatrice-Gladys ; Elsa-Majorie. 

3a.—Anne-Madeline, m. 21st June 1888, to Francis-Wolferstan- 
Gooahue Thomas, of London, Ontario, and has issue: Guy- 
Wolferstan ; Amorel-Macaulay; Schearem-VanKoughnet. 

4a.—Harriet-Ethel-Purcell, m. 13th Oct. 1885, to William 
Macculloch, of Toronto, and has issue: Ferdinand-George; 
William-Bruce. 
Salter-Jehosaphat, of Toronto (named above), Barrister-at-law, 
Q.C., Reporter to the Courts; b. 20th April 1833, d. 2oth June 1888; 
m. October 1857, Agnes, dau. of Hon. Benjamin Seymour of Port 
Hope, and had issue, viz. : 
1a.—Arthur-Herbert-Seymour, of Toronto, b. 30th Oct. 1865, 
m. Gertrude, dau. of Stephen-E. Smith, of Sherbrooke, 
Quebec, son of Hon. Hollis Smith. 

2a.—Ernest-Reginald, of Toronto, b. 19th April 1869. 

1a.—Edith-May, m. to Albert Nordheimer, Merchant and 
Manufacturer in Toronto, of a German family, originally 
Jewish, of considerable professional and mercantile promin- 
ence, and has had issue: Victor-Albert; Gladys; Yvonne. 

2a.—Gertrude-Agnes, m. as 2nd wife, to Hugh-John Macdonald, 
of Winnipeg, Barrister-at-law, Q.C., some time M.P. for 
Winnipeg (see Macdonald of Earnscliffe). 

3a.—Maude, m. to George McKinnon, who d.s.p. June 1894. 

4a.—Beatrice, m. to Robert Machray, nephew of the Archbishop 
of Rupert’s Land, and has had issue, Marjorie-Elaine. 


Arms: Arg. (or erm.), two demt-lions rampant erased vert, sup- 
porting a sword point upwards ppr. piercing three demi fleurs-de-lis (?) 
in pale or. Crest: Out of a coronet a demt-lion rampant gu. holding a 
sword piercing three wemi fleurs de lis (?) as in the arms. Motto: 
Virtus sola nobilitat. 


} 


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CARTWRIGHT, U. &. &, 


RicHARD CARTWRIGHT, b. 1720, came to 
America and settled in New York about 1742, 
and after the Revolutionary War removed to 
Canada. He m. 1743, Johanna Beasley, of 
Albany, and had issue, viz. : 

(Hon.) Richard, b. 2nd Feb, 1759, d. 1815. 
Served in Butler’s Rangers, 1778-9. Was a 
Member of the Legislative Council of Upper 
Canada from 1792. Was Justice of the Common 
Pleas. M. Magdalen Secord (see Secord), and 
had issue, viz. : 

1.—James; 2.—Richard; 3.—Stephen; all 

of whom d.s.p., v.p. 

4.—Thomas-Robinson, m. Anne Fisher, d. 

1829, S.p. 
(Robert-David, of whom below. 
5) 64 : ’ 
(John-Solomon, of whom below. 
1.—Mary-Magdalen, m. to Alexander Dobbs, C.B., Capt. R.N., 
upon whom the honour of C.B. was conferred for dis- 
tinguished service near Fort Erie in 1814. 

2.—Hannah, d. young. 

Ropert-Davip, above named, b. 1804 (twin), d. 1843 in Holy 
Orders, Chaplain to the Forces at Kingston, m. Harriet, dau. of 
Conway-Edward Dobbs, of Dublin, Ireland, a member of the family 
of Dobbs of Castle Dobbs, Co. Antrim. (A4rms: Per pale arg. and 
sa. a chev. engr. between three unicorns’ heads erased, all counter- 
changed); she d. 1887, and had issue, viz. : 

1a.—Conway-Richard, d. inf. 

2a.—Richard-John, of whom below. 

3a.—Conway-Edward, in Holy Orders, Chaplain Kingston 

Penitentiary ; m. Marie-Letitia, dau. of Edward Johnson, 
of Ballymacan, Ire., and has had issue: 16,—Conway- 
Edward ; 26.—George-Strachan, Royal Engineers: 36.— 
Cosmo- Theodore ; and five daus. 


O4 


ja.— Kobert-Dobbs, d.s.p. 

1a.—Mary-Jane, m, to ——— Jamieson, Surgeon-Major-General. 

(Hon. Sir) Richard-John, above named, b. 4th Dec. 1835, 

K.C.M.G., M.P., P.C., Minister of Finance 1873 to 1878; 

m. 1859, Frances, dau. of Alexander Lawe, Col. H E.I.C.S., 

of Cork, Ire., and has had issue, viz : 

16.—lRobert, Capt. R.C. Regt., b. 4th Nov. 1860, m. Oct. 
1885, Ilvy-Maria, dau of Benjamin-Canning Davy, and 
has issue, 1¢.—Marion-Lawe ; 2¢.—Vida-Lois. 

26.—Richard-Conway, b. 25th Sept. 1862, late Capt. 14th 
Princess of Wales’ Own Rifles, now M.D. of Rochester, 
New York; m. Sept. 1890, Kate-Ethel, dau. of Fran- 
cis-Hansard Hora, of Kingston, late Paymaster in the 
Indian Navy. 

36.—Alexander-Dobbs, of Toronto, b, 20th Sept. 1864, Bar- 
rister-at-law, Lieut. 47th Frontenac Batt. Act. Mil. 

46.—Henry, b. roth Jan. 1872. 

56.—lF rank Lennox, b. 27th March 1874, Lieut. 14th Prin- 
cess of Wales’ Own Rifles. 

66.—Conway, b. 5th April 1876. 

76.—Louis-Stewart, b. 1st March 1878. 

16.—Harriet-Elizabeth. 

26.—Frances- Madeline. 

36.—Mary-]osephine. 

JoHN-SoLomon, above named b. 1804 (twin), d. 15th Jan. 1845, 
Member of the Legislative Assembly; m. 11th Jan. 1830, Sarah- 
Hayter Macaulay (see Macaulay); she was b, 3rd March 1809, and 
d. 24th Aug. 1866; and had issue, viz. : 

1a —Richard, b. 18th Nov. 1831, d. roth Aug. 1832. 

2a.—James-Strachan of Toronto, b. 2oth Aug. 1840, Barrister- 

at-law, Registrar of the Supreme Court; m. tIstly, 7th 
June 1866, Harriet-Anne, dau. of Hon. William Cayley (see 
Cayley), and 2ndly, Jane-Elizabeth, dau. of George-Alex- 
ander Young and his wife Adaline-Harriet Henniker ; and 
has had issue, viz. : 
Of the first marriage: 
16,—James-Stewart, b. 1st Oct. 1874. 
26.—Robert-John, b. 1888. 
16.—Emma- Mildred. 


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And of the second marriage : 
26.—Adaline- Mary. 
36 —Helen-Marjorie. 

3a.—John-Robison, of ‘Loronto, b. 28th Feb. 1842, Barris 
ter-at-law, Deputy Attorney-General for Ontario; m. 
30th June 1868, Emily, dau. of Lieut. Col, D’Arcy- 
Edward Boulton (see Boulton), and has had issue: 
16. —John-Macaulay-Boulton, b. 28th Sept. 1872, d 

16th Jan. 1877. 

26 —Ralph-Bingham, b. 4th Aug. 1876. 
36.—Edwin-Aubrey, b. 25th Aug. 1879. 
16 —Mabel. 

la —Elizabeth Rachel, b. 1st Oct. 1833, d. Oct. 1834. 

2a.—Anne-Macaulay, b. 21st June 1837, m. gth Oct. 1857, 
to Bowen Van Straubenzie, then Capt. oth. Regt., aftds. 
Lieut.-Col. Act. Mil. of Can., and Depy. Adjt.-Gen.; * 
and has issue, viz.: Arthur-Hope, b. 9th Nov. 1861, 
Lieut. R.E.; Bowen-William-Sutton, b. 20th Oct. 
1864, Lieut. S. Wales Borderers ; Casimir Cartwright, 
b, Nov. 1867; Charles- Turner; Madeline-Emily- Louisa; 
Edith; Cordelia-Lilian. 

3a.— Mary-Magdalen, b. 2nd Aug. 1835, m. 28th June 1861, 
to John-D’Arcy Cayley, in Holy Orders (see Cayley). 

4a.—Sarah-Stuart, b. rath Dec. 1838, m. 25th April 1866, 
as 2nd wite, to Thomas Bedford-Jones, b. 16th Jan. 
1830; in Holy Orders; M.A. and LL.D. Trin. Col., 
Dublin,and D.C.L., Trin Col., Toronto; Archdeacon 
of Kingston, and Precentor of St. George’s Cathedral, 
Kingston; late Rector of Napanee and now Rector ot 


* Of a family most of whose members have been in the Army or Navy, and which derives 
descent from a family of high rank in the Netherlands, of whom Philip-William-Casimir Van Strau- 
benzie, Capt. in the Dutch Guards, settled in England, temp. Charles Il. He m. Jane, dau. of Chol- 
meley Turner, and had two sons, of whom Charles-Spencer m,. Theophila Davidson and had issue 
(besides others) Thomas, Major R.A., who m. Maria Bowen and had issue (besides others) Bowen 
above named, who was b. 12th April 1829; entered the army as Ens. 32nd Regt. in 1846; served in 
the Punjab, 1849 (was wounded); on the North West Frontier of India 1851; in the Crimean War 
on the staff of his brother Sir Charles-T. Van Straubenzie; in China, 1858 60, as Brigade Major, 
being present in every engagement; retired from the Army (Major) in 1868 and settled in Canada, 
where he was for several years Deputy Adjt.-Gen, 3rd, and aftds. 5th, Military Districts (Lieut. Col.); 
served inthe North-West in 1885, and commanded the Infantry Brigade at Batoche 

Arms: an ostrich holding in his beak a horse shoe. Crest : out of a coronet, two eagle's wings 


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Brockville; * ind has issue, viz.: ~ Allan-Cartwright- 
McNaughton, b. 1867, Barrister-at-law, of Toronto; 
Harold-Hudson, b. 1869, M.A., in Holy Orders, Fel- 
low of Trinity College, Toronto; Gwyn-Macaulay, b. 
1871, of the Dominion Bank, Toronto; Percival-Lang- 
ton, b. 1878, d. 1889. 


a 


Arms: Erm., a‘fesse betw. three fireballs sa. fired ppr. Crest: A 
griffin's head erased or, pierced through the neck with a broken spear 
arg. (otherwise described as, a wolf's head erased or, pierced through 
the neck with the broken blade of a sword arg’. Motto: Defend the 
Fold. 


* Eldest son of William-Thomas Jones, M.D., of Cork, Ire., of which city he was High 
Sheriff in 1826, son of Thomas Bedford-Jones, shipowner, of a family who came from Middleton 
near Manchester, cir. 1646, and settled in London, of which one of the family, Sir Roger Jones, was 
Lord Mayor. The family was formerly connected with Co. Bedford, from which is derived the use 
of that name which has become a second surname, though not so used until recently by all mem- 
bers of the family. Dr. William-Thoraas Jones:m. rstly, Nancy Deane, sister of Sir Thomas Deane, 
Knight, of Dundanion Castle, Co. Cork, and andly, Helen, dau. of John McNaughton of Co, Clack- 
mannan, Scv., descendant of the Chief of Clan MacNachten who was an adherent of the Pretendey in 
1845 and was executed ; and had issue of the second marriage only, five sons and three daughters, of 
whom the second son, William-Henry Ma, laughton-Jones, settled in British Columbia in 1862, and 
is chief Quarantine Offi er at Victoria. Archdeacon Bedford-Jones, who also came to Canada in 
1262, m. 1stly, 1860, Marv-Elizabeth, d. 1861, dau. of John-George Shaw, sometime Mayor of Bristol, 
Eng., and had issue, William, in Holy Orders, Rector of St. Mark's, Buffalo, New York, 

Arms: Az.a cross between four phoons or: Crest: ona chapeau az. turned up or, a dexterarm 
embowed vumbraced ppr the giuntlet or tasselled gu. holding a broken spear of the last armed of 
the secons Motto: Ceelibus mihi vires. 


Saal 


BRANT, U. EB. &. 


N the year 1710 five Indian Chiefs or Sachems were taken to 
England, where they attracted much attention, and were pre- 
sented to Queen Anne. Three of these were Mohawks, one of 
whom was chief of the Canajoharie clan or division of that tribe, to 
whic the famous Brant belonged. 

One of these chiefs, said to be the last mentioned, was the 
father of 


Nickus Brant or Aroghyadagha, also known by the name of 
Tehowaghwengaraghkwin, a sachem of the Wolf (Okwaho) family 
or totem. T'wo of the children of this chief attained considerable 
celebrity, viz. : 

Joseph, of whom below. 


Mary, or Molly, as she has usually been called ‘4, 1805), who 
became the second wife of Sir William Johnson, Baronet (d. 1774), 
who was a gentleman of large estates in the then Province of New 
York (which were confiscated by the American Government, and his 
son, Sir John Johnson, dispossessed, in the Revclutionary War). 
He exercised great influence among the Indians, and was a success- 
ful military leader, being consequently a prominent figure in the con- 
test for supremacy between the English and French in North 
America. Molly is described by an authoress to whom she was well 
known, as possessing “an uncommonly agreeable person and good 
understanding.” Of this marriage there was issue (besides probably 
others), William, d. unm., and daughters married as ‘follows: to 
Capt. Farley, 60th Regt. ; to Lieut. Lemoine, 24th Regt.; to John 
Ferguson of the Indian Department; to Capt. Earle, naval officer; 
and to Robert Kerr, M.D., of Niagara, said to be a relative of the 
Duke of Roxburgh, who had issue, three sons, all officers in the war 
of 1812, viz.: 

1.—William-Johuson (Kerr) b. 1787, m. Elizabeth, daughter of 

Joseph Brant, named below. He was Captain in the war 
of 1812; commanded the Indians at the Beaver Dams, 
when a small force under Fitzgibbon secured the surrender 


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of a considerable body of Americans;* was subsequently 
Lieut.-Col.; organized a body of Indians to serve in 1837-8; 
and was sometime a member of the Legislative Assembly. 
2.—Walter (Kerr), was wounded and taken prisoner in 1812, but 
escaped, and subsequently died of his wounds. 
3.—Robert (Kerr). 
And two daus., one m. to Colonel Clarke, of Niagara Falls, and 
the other to Gillespie, of Montreal. 
(Capt). JosepH Brant or Thayendinegea, b. 1742, d. Nov. 1807, 
a Chief of the Six Nations and a Captain in the army; was dis- 
tinguished as a brave and skilful warrior and as a statesman of great 
natural ability. At thirteen years of age he was present at the battle 
of Lake George, when the English, under Sir William Johnson, 
defeated the French. In 1764 he was engaged in a war against the 
great Chief Pontiac, who had raised a strong confederacy of Indian 
tribes to endeavour to dispossess the English of territories acquired 
by them from the French. Soon after this the American Revolution- 
ary War broke out, in which Capt. Brant was a faithful and energetic 
adherent of tne Crown, 1endering, time and again, important services, 
and being also noted for his constant efforts to restrain his followers 
aud to prevent the excesses which usually occurred in Indian warfare. 
It is true that this latter phase of his character has been denied bv 
some writers, apparently on the authority of Campbell’s ‘‘ Gertrude 
of Wyoming,” but it is now generally admitted, and Campbell him- 
self declared, that the Brant pictured by him was a character of 
fiction to whom the name was unjustly applied. Some historians 
have indeed declared the story of the so-called ‘‘ Massacre’’ of 
Wyoming to be almost wholly untrue, or at least grossly misstated ; 
and at the most what did take place was a reprisal, according to the 
manner of warfare of the place and time, for atrocities committed 
upon the Royalists by the Revolutionary party. After the American 
States became independent, Capt. Brant, with the greater part of 
the Mohawks, and a number of the other five tribes, withdrew to 
Canada, where grants of land were made to the Six Nations on the 
Bay of Quinte, and subsequently on the Grand River, on both of 
which their descendants still continue. Capt. Brant hims-lIf was 


* Lieut. Fitzgibbon's command consisted of 16 horse, and 46 foot, with the Indians, variously 
stated at from 250 to 450, the former figure being given by Kerr, and therefore likely to be correct 


Tke Americans, after having lost a number killed and wounded, surrendered 544, which included 80 
cavalry, with two guns, 


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granted an estate of considerable extent at Burlington, where he 
built a house long known as Brant House, and lived with his family 
in the European manner, devoting the remainder of his life to 
furthering the welfare of his people, and their advance in civilization. 
A wooden church, erected about 1785 through his efforts, is still 
standing near Brantford, in which city* a handsome bronze statue 
has been erected to his memory. He m. tstly, Margaret, dau. ot 
an Oneida Chief; 2ndly, in ‘1772 Of 1773, Susanna, a half sister of 
his first wife, who d.s.p.; and 3rdly, Catharine, b. 1759, d. 24th Nov, 
1837, of the family of Tehkarihoken or Hereditary Chief of the 
Turtle (Anowara) totem or clan of the Mohawk tribe; and had issue, 
viz.: Of the first marriage : 

1.—Isaac, d. 1795, who had issue, viz.: 1a.—Isaac, fought 
bravely in the war of 1812, d S.p-; Ia.—Mary or Margaret; 2@ — 
Ellen or Elenor, m. to Joseph Lottridge, and had issue, Isaac; 
Mary, m. Istly to Hess, 2ndly to Rey. A. Sickles; Catharine ; 
Esther, m. to Claus. 

1.—Christina; m. to Henry-Aaron Hill, and had issue (besides 
two other sons and another dau.) Solomon, in. Catherine, and had 
issue, Joseph, m_ Elizabeth Hill; Mary, d. Dec. 1873, m. Istly to 
Joseph Monture, 2ndly to John Johnson or Bunnell,t and 3rdly to 
Joseph Sawyer, a Chief of the Missisaugas, and had issue, viz.: 
16.—Isaac (Monture) ; 26.—Peter (Monture), who had a son Peter, 
who had two sons, John and Henry ; 34.—Jacob (Monture); 14.— 
Catherine (Monture) ; 16.—Christiant (Bunnell), b. 1844; 26.— 
Elizabeth (Bunnell), who was m. to Elijah Johnson, and had issue, 
Ansley, William, Catharine. 

And of the 3rd marriage : 

2.—Joseph, b. 1753, d. 1830; m. Margaret, dau. of Captain John, 
and had issue, one dau., Catharine (still living in 1894), m. to John- 
W. Hill, son of William Hill, and has had issue, Viz.! 

16.—William, m., but s.p. 

26-—Joseph, m. Nancy Brant, and has issue, one son, William. 


* Which bears his name, as does also the surrounding County of Brant. His Indian name is 
borne by the Township of Tyendinaga, on the Bay of Quinte. 

+ Known by both surnames, and so styled in the register of this marriage. This genealogy con- 
tains several examples of surnames in the course of adoption, Since settling in Canada the Six 
Nations have generally acquired surnames, having previously seldom used any. _ The name Johnson 
is of frequent occurrence, and has perhaps been adopted out of respect for Sir William Johnson. 
The most common method of acquiring surnames by Indians at the present time is to take as such the 
name (Indian) of the first one who becomes prominent, or who adopts a settled mode of life. 

{ This name frequently occurs in the Registers of the Mohawk Church, and seems to be 
regarded as identical with Christina and Christiana. 


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16,—Ann, married to Alexander Loft, and has issue. Simcoe, 
Emma. 

26.—Elizabeth, unm. 

36.--Ellen, m. to Oronhyatekha, M.D., of Toronto, a Mohawk 
of the Wolf (Okwaho) totem, Supreme Chief Ranger of the 
Independent Order of Foresters, a body which hes attained 
a very large membership and influence in Onvario and 
elsewhere, and has had issue:, 1¢.—Acland, M.D., Lieut. 
34th Ontario Batt. Act. Mil., at present of London, Eng. ; 
ac.—Shorihowaneh, drowned at London, Ont., by the sink- 
ing of the Victoria, an excursion steamer, 24th May 1881, 
when many lives were lost; 3c.—Albert-Edward, d. inf.; 
4¢.—John-Alexander, d. inf.; 1c.—Catherine-Evangeline, 
Karakwineb ; 2c.—Kajijunhaweh, d. inf.; this family use 
the name Oronhyatekha as a surname. 

46.—-Lydia, unm. 

54.—Susan, m. to John Loft, and has issue, Clara, Harriet, 
Ethe!. 

66.—Mary, @., n. to Nelson Maricle, and had issue, Mary, 
EJtinor, Margaret. 

76.—Sarah, m. to Isaac Green, and has issue, one dau., Gertrude. 

3.—Jacob, d. £846, who-had issue, viz. : 

1a.—Jacob, m. Mary Jones, and had a dau. m. to Herkimer. 

2a.—John, m. 1stly, a Chippewa, and andly, a white woman, 
had issue, viz.: of the first marriage, John-R; Henry ; 
Joseph ; Jacob; and of the second marriage, Robert, m. 
Lydia Lewis (see below); Sidney; Margaret, m. to Williar: 
Crane; all of whom have issue. 

3a.—Squire. 4a.—Peter. 

1a.—Christina, m. to John Jones,* and had issue: 16.—Henry, 
d. leaving issue: 16.—Elizabeth, m. and had issue; 26.— 
Anna, m. to Isaac Foster, and has issue; 36.—Ella, unm. 

2a.—Charlotte, m. to Peter Smith, and had issue, viz. : 
16.—Peter, m. Charlotte Loft, and has had issue, several 

sons and daus. ; 26.—Alexander, has had issue, one 
son: 13.—Elizabeth, m. to Robert Dee, M.D. (wh.), 


*Son of Augustus Jones (white), Surveyor, who came to Canada in Gov. Simcoe’s time from 
the State of New York, and who m. Tuhbenahneeguay, dau. of Wahbanosay, a Missisauga Chief, 
and had issue, viz, : John (above named), or Tyenteneget (apparently so named after Joseph Brant, 
by whom the name is said to have been conferred); Rev. Peter, or Kahkewaquonaby, a Wesleyan 
Missionary ; and three other sons and five daughters. 


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and has had issue, two daus. viz., Kate, m. to -— 
Van Boskirk (wh.), and has issue; and Fanny, unm.; 
26.—Mary, m. to Frank Dee (wh.), and has had issue, 
Robert, d. young ; and Elizabeth ; 36.—Charlotte, unm. 
4.—(Capt.) Joun Brant, or Ahyonwaeghs, b. 27th Sept. 1794, 
d. 1832, unm. Was Tehkarihoken or Hereditary Chief of the Six 
Nations by descent from and nomination of his mother, and a 
Captain in the army. Of him it is recorded that he was ‘amiable 
and manly in his feelings and character, and becoming well acquainted 
with English literature, his manners were early developed as those 
of an accomplished gentleman.” In the war of 1812, youthful as he 
was, he took the field with his warriors and was “engaged in many 
of the actions on the Niagara frontier, in all of which his bearing 
was chivalrous and his conduct brave.” In 1827 he was appointed 
Superintendent of the Six Nations. He was agent for the Company 
for Propagation of the Gospel in New England, and in recognition 
of his services received a handsome testimonial, a cup of gold and 
silver. In 1832 he was returned Member of the Provincial Parlia- 
ment for Co. Haldimand, but was unseated on a technicality, and 
died shortly after. 
2.—Margaret, m. to Powless Powless* and had issue, viz. : 
1a.—Joseph, m. Mary Hill, and had issue, George, m. Elizabeth 
Martin, a sister of Dr. Oronhyatekha, above named, and 
had a son, George, who m. Caroline Martin, and had issue 
thirteen children, of whom eight d. young. 
2a.—George, m. Susannah Davis. 
1a@.— Susannah, m. to Isaac Lewis, and had issue, viz. : 
16.—JosEePH (Lewis), d. 1866, Chief 1857 to 1866, m. and 
had issue, two children. 
26.—Jacob, who had issue: Joseph, who had issue ; Lydia, 
m. to Robert Brant (above named); Christina, m. to 
Edward Martin, and has issue: Susanna, m. to Law- 
rence Davis, and has issue. 
36.—Davip (Lewis), Chief 1875 to 1877, m. and had issue. 
46.—Abram, m. Lydia Hill, and had issue: Abram and 
James. 
56.—E as (Lewis), Chief since 1877, m. Lydia Hill,t and 
has issue: Isaac; Lawrence; Alexander; Susan. 


* Tuis name is also written Powles, Powlis, Powlas and Paulus. 
+ Not related to each other. 


a ina en I 


Seay 


16.—Margaret, d. 


26.—Elizabeth-Ann, m. Istly, to Burning and hada 
son Eli; 2ndly, to Powles Hill, and has two sons, 


Nelson and Abram. 
2a.—Rachael. 3a.—Ellen. 


. 3.—Catharine, d. 31st Jan. 1867, m. to Peter John, son of 
Captain John, and had issue, viz. : 
1a.—WiI iam (Joun), Chief 1832 to 1857; who m. Mary Pow- 
less, and had issue, William, @.,; Peter, d.,; Joseph, @.; 
Elizabeth ; Catharine, @. (drowned), 
2a.—Isaac. 3a.—Peter, unm. 
4.—Mary, m. to Seth Hill, and had issue, viz.: Moses; Seth; 
Elenor; alld. young; Savah, m. 21st Oct. 1838, to Joseph Lottridge, 
and had issue, Elizabeth, b. 1844, m. to William Thomas, and had 
issue two children, who d. young. 


5.—Elizabeth, b. 1796, d. April 1845, who was one of the 
distinguished members of the.family. She was a woman of dignified 
presence, combined with an attractive person and charming manners. 
On important occasions she was accustomed to wear an Indian 
costume suitable to her position, and appear so attired at Govern- 
ment House balls and on similar occasions. She was m. in 1828 to 
Col. William-Johnson Kerr, of Brant House (above named), who d. 
April, 1845, she herself dying on the day after his death, and had 
issue, Viz.: 
1a.—Walter, d. July 1860, aged 30, s.p., m. Mary Gray (wh.), 
who survived him, and was m. 2ndly, to James Weymss 
(wh.), @., who was some time Police Magistrate of Brantford. 
2a.—Joseph, d. unm. 
3a.—WILLIAM-JoOHN-S1McoE (KERR), b. 1840, d. 1875, s.p., Chief 
from 1866 to 1875, Barrister-at-Law 1862, m. 28th July 
1870, Catharine-M , dau. of John-W. Hunter (wh.) 
M.D., of Hamilton, and Olivia his wife. 
1a.—Catharine, m. to John Osborne (wh.), Merchant in Hamil- 
ton, afterwards of Winnipeg, and had issue, viz. : 


16.—William-John-Kerr, of Winnipeg. 


16.—Jean-Earle-Millar, m. to Don Kerby, of Winnipeg, 
and has issue: Edwin-Osborne ; William-Forbes; John- 
Brant ; Kate, d. young. 


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26.--Jessie-Murray, m. to Joseph-Edward Young (wh.), of 
Prince Albert, N.W.T., son of James Young (d. 1888), 
and his wife Hester, dau. of Thomas Phillips, in Holy 
Orders, D.D., who came to Canada in 1825, and was 
Master in Upper Canada College, and afterwards 
Rector of Weston and Etobicoke. 


LINE OF TEHKARIHOKEN, OR HerepitTary Cuter. 


This line, so far as the Brant family is 
concerned, is traced from Catharine, third wife 
(and widow) of Capt. Joseph Brant, who her- 
self inherited the right of nomination,* and this 
she exercised in favor of her son, 

Capt. John Brant, Ahyonwaegs, who d 
1832, when she nominated her grandson, 

William John, the position being held by 
Henry Brant, as locum tenens, until 1552; Chief 
John d. 1857. 

The right of nomination was then held by 
Margaret Powles, who named her grandson, 

Joseph Lewis, who d. 1866. 

On the death of the latter the eldest woman of the family 
was Catharine John, who named her sister’s son, : 

William-John-Simcoe Kerr, who was Chief until 1875, when the 
nominator was Sarah Lottridge, who named 

David Lewis, brother of the above named Joseph Lewis, and 
on his death, in 1877, she again exercised the right, and named his 
brother, 

Elias Lewis, the present Chief, 


* By Indian custom, descent is traced from the mother, the children being of the family or 
totem of their mother and not of their father. Ona hereditary chieftainship becoming vacant, the 
senior woman of the family of the last chief has the right of nomination of the successor, naming + 
by preference her own son or grandson, or failing any such, then the son or grandson of her sister 
or other near relative. 


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GAMBLE, @.£. 4. 


HE Gambles of Toronto derive descent from an Irish family. 
The first of whom there is any record was 
Josias Gamble, whose eldest son was 

Solomon Gamble, whose eldest son was 

David Gamble, of Graan, b. 1682, who left issue, viz. : 

1.—Baptist, of Graan, who m. a dau. of Hopper, of Crew, 

Co. Monaghan, and had issue, one of whom, Samuel, had 
issue (besides others) a son, Samuel, b. 1815, a Civil 
Engineer, who tived in Canada for some time, and returned 
to Ireland. 

2.—David, of Ratonagh, m. and had issue, one of whom, 

George, b. 1772, settled in America, and had issue. 
3.—William, of Duross, of whom below: 

4.—Andrew, who emigrated to America, probably Virginia. 

1.—Ann, m. to Capt. Cathcart. 

William Gamble, of Duross, near Enniskillen, m. Leah Tyrer, 
and had issue, viz. : 

1.—John, Surgeon in the Queen’s Rangers, of whom below. 

2.—David, m, Elizabeth Frith, and had issue. 3.—William, 

m., Istly, his cousin, Sarah, dau. of Baptist Gamble, 
of Graan, 2ndly, Frith, and had issue. 4.—Samuel. 
5.—Tyrer. 1.—Ann, m. to Michael Humphries. 2.— 
Rachel, m. to John Irwin. 3.—Sarah, m. to James 
Henderson. 4.—Magdalen, m. to James Rutledge. 5.— 
Jane, m. to Christopher Armstrong. 6.—Mary, m. to 
Edward Brien. 7.—Leah. 

Joun GamB_e, b. 1756, d. 1st Sept. 1811, emigrated to America 
(New York) in 1779. He served as a Regimental Surgeon during 
the Revolutionary War, after which, in 1783, he settled in New 
Brunswick, and resided there until 1793, when he was appointed 
Surgeon to the Queen’s Rangers, then stationed at Niagara, and upon 
chat Regt. being disbanded at Toronto in 1802, he removed to 
Kinzston; the family returned to Toronto in 1820. He m., 18th 
May 1784, Isabella-Elizabeth, b. 24th Oct. 1767, d. gth March, 


N OSTRA 


Gamble, 


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1859, dau. of Joseph Clarke, M.D. (Q. &. W.) and Isabella-Eliza- 
beth, his wife, dau. of Abel Alleyne, formerly of Barbadoes, in the 
West Indies, but then of Salem, Massachusetts, and had issue, viz. : 
1.—John-William, of Woodbridge,* in Vaughan, b. 1798, d. 
12th Dec, 1873, m. Istly, 1822, Mary Macaulay (see Mac-aulay), 
who d. Feb. 1833, 2ndly, 12th March 1834, Matilda Atkinson, and 
3rdly, Minerva-Ann, d. 1885, xee Niles, of West Hartford, Connecti- 
cut, widow of Joseph Wenham; and had issue, viz. : 
Of the first marriage : 
1a.—John-William, b. Feb, 1833, d. March 1833. 
1a.—Elizabeth, b. 24th May 1824, d. 4th May 1893, m. 27th 
Aug. 1846, to William Greey, and had issue, viz.: 16.—John- 
Gamble, of Toronto, b. 13th Jan. 1851, m. Leila-Lucy, dau. 
of John Caparn, M.D., of Banbury, Co. Oxford, Eng., and 
has had issue: John-William-Gamble, b. 23rd July 1883; 
Eldaah, b. 24th July 1884, d. 26th July 1884; Francis- 
Marriott, b. 1st Nov. 1885; Allan, b. 13th Aug. 1888; ie 
Douglas-Caparn, b. 11th Jan. 1893; Anne-Birchall-Gamble ; | | 


“ 16.—Mary-Macaulay, d. young; 26.—Frances-Mary, b. 19th Hy 
Jan. 1849, d. 1885; 36.—Anne-Isabella-Elizabeth, m. to | 1 
Frederick Hills, son of John-Hyde Hills, of Knightrider | Ve 


House, Maidstone, Co. Kent, Eng., and hasissue: Arthur- 
John; Helen-Mabel. ey 
2a.—Anne-Birchall, b. 1st Dec. 1826. | 
3a.—Mary-Shivers, b. 27th Nov. 1828, m. Ist June 1852, to an 
George Boyd, of Toronto, and had issue, Francis-Leith, 


b. 23rd March 1853, in Holy Orders (living in England) ; | 
George-Kynaston, b. 15th June 1858, and John-William- 
Gamble. 


4a.—Magdalen, b. 5th Dec. 1831, a. 

And of the second marriage : 

5a.—Harriet, b. 1835, d. inf. 

6a.-—Mattilda, b. 8th May 1842, d. young. 

7a.--isabella-Caroline, b. 29th Dec. 1843, m. rstly, April 1867, 
to John D’Evelyn, M.D., of Woodbridge; and a2ndly, to 
Joseph Flanders ; and had issue, of the rst marriage, viz: 


* Which place bears a family name derived from the Alleynes, the mother of Abel Alleyne “apes 
above named having been the daughter of Dudley Woodbridge. as 
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16.—Dudley- Woodbridge-Alleyne-Gamble ;_ 26.—Reginald- 
Birchall-Gamble ; 14.—Edith-Ann Ruth 
2.—William, of Etobicoke and of Toronto, d. 2oth March 1881, 
m. Elizabeth Brenchley, niece of General Sir William Rowan ; 
she d. 21st July 1881; and had issue, one dau., Martha-Rowan, 
m. to John-Boulton Boulton (see Boulton). 
3.—Joseph, d. inf. 
4.—Joseph-Clarke, of Toronto, Barrister-at- Law, O.C., b. 1808, 
m. istly, Mary-Sayre, dau. of D’Arcy Boulton (see Boulton; and 
andly, 22nd May 1843, Harriet-Eliza, dau. of Hon. Henry-John Boul- 
ton (see Boulton), she d. 7th Aug. 1893, aged 74; and had issue, viz. : 
Of the first marriage: 1a.—John, b. Feb. 1833, d. inf.; 1a. 
—Sarah. 
And of the second marriage : 
2a.—John-Henry, Capt. 17th Regt., b. rath July 1844, d. 14th 
July 1879, in Afghanistan. 
3a.—Francis-Clarke, b. 23rd Oct. 1848, m. Sarah-Eleanor, dau. 
of William Clarke, and has had’ issue, Clarke- William, and 
a dau. who d. inf. 
4a.—Alleyne- Woodbridge, of the Bank of Toronto, b. 26th 
Dec. 1850. 
3a.—Raynald-D’Arcy, of the Dominion Bank, b. rath May 1853, 
m. Agnes, dau. of Duncan Morrison, Journalist, of Toronto, 
and his wife Charlotte, dau. of Capt. Nickinson, 
6a.—Harry-Dudley, Barrister-at-Law, b. 12th April 1855. 
za.— Arthur-Gordon, b. 16th May 1858, m. Adelaide-Mary, dau. 
of Horace Horton, of Goderich, Co. Huron. 
2a.—-Elizabeth-Sophia, m. to Charles-Edward Bowker, of 
Whittlesea, Cambridge, Eng., and has issue. 
3a.— Harriet-Emily, m. 27th April 1880, to Isidore-Frederick 
Hellmuth, of London, Can., Barrister-at-law, son of the 
Rt. Rev. Isaac Hellmuth, Bishop of Huron, [Crest, Oud 
of a mural coronet a demi lion rampant bearing in his left 
paw in bend sinister a staff thereon a forked pennon. Motto: 
Antiquam obtinens.] and has issue: Harold - Isidore, b. 
28th May 1883; Miriam-Isidore; Phyllis-Alleyne. 
t.—Isabella-Leah, m. to Robert-Charles Horne, Asst. Surgeon 
Glengarry Light Inf, and seme time of ue and had 
issue: ta.—Charles, d. young; 2a.—John, m. Ellen Sey- 
mour, went to live in the U.S.A.; 3a. ee d. unm. 


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2 —Mary-Ann-Alleyne, m. to John Sinclair, Col, Royal Artillery, 
and had issue two sons and one dau., who all d. young. 
3 —Sarah-Hannah-Boies, m. to James Geddes (see Geddes). 
4.—Leah-Tyrer, m. to Hon. William Allan, of Toronto (see 
Allan). 
5.—Catharine, d. unm. 
6.—Jane-Smith, m. to Benjamin Whitney, of Kingston, and 
had issue, viz. : 
1a.—Frederick - Augustus, of Toronto, m. Istly, Mary 
Fisher, and 2ndiy, Adelaide Stikeman, and had issue ; 
of the first marriage, 16.—George- Thomas, Capt. 
Queen’s Own Rifles, d. unm.; 26.—F rederick, d. unm.; 
36 —William-Herbert; and of the second marriage, 
46.—Alfred; 56.—Augustus; 14.—Amy; 26.—Johanna; 
36.—Adelaide. 

2a.—John-William-Gamble, of Toronto, m. Elizabeth 
Fisher, and had issue: 14.—Forbes; 26.—Clarence- 
Thomas, b 27th July 1857, m. roth June 1880, Eliza- 
Jane-MacQueen, dau. of William-Willocks Baldwin 
(see Baldwin), and has had issue: William-Clarence, 
b. 28th Aug. 1881; Clarence-Baldwin, b. 27th April 
1887; Bertram. Macdougal, b. 24th Oct. 1888 ; Mary- 
Frederika, a. ; Lillian-Claris. 

1a..-Emma, @.,; 2a.— Louisa, d.; 3a.—Catharine-Copeley, d. 

7 —Kachel-Crookshank, m. to Sir James Buchanan Macaulay, 
Kt. (see Macaulay). 

8. — Magdalen-Catharine, d. 2nd May 1855,.m. to Thomas-Wil- 
liam Birchall, b. 30th July 1796, d. rath July 1879, [Arms: 
Arg. on a chevron between three crosses crosslet fitched sa. as 
many fleurs de lis of the first; Crest: a Lion rampani az. sup- 
porting a tree vert.| and had issue, viz. : 

Ia.—jermyn, d. 


2a.—Thomas-Shivers, b. 27th Oct. 1833, m. Mary- Helena, 
dau. of William Perrin (who was previously m. to John- 
Jermy Macaulay, see Macaulay), and has had issue, Viz.: 
16.—William-Dorsett, b. 31st Oct. 1862, m. Ida-Harriet 
Beebee, and has _ issue, Augusta - Alleyne - Louisa ; 
26.—George-Shivers, b. 14th June 1866; 36.—Arthur- 
Standly, b. and Oct. 1869; 46. —Frank-Bingham, b. 5th 
May 1877, d, 18th Sept. 1890; 56.—Thomas-Perrin, 


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b. 29th Oct. 1879 ; 16.—Alice-Maud-Mary, m. to Elias- 
Arthur Jukes, and had issue, Mabel-Maud, Gladys- 
D’ Aguilar; 26.—Louisa- Hayter; 36.—Mable-Gamble; 
46.—-Beatrice-Mary. 

3a.—William-Clarke, d. 

4a.—John-Dorsett, b. 1st March 1838, d. 12th March 1853. 

ta.—Isabella-Elizabeth-Allan. 

2a.—Emma-Sophia-Bingham, b. 3rd Nov.1839, d. 4th Sept. 
1877, m. to John-W. Marling, and had issue, Thomas- 
William-Birchall, b. 29th Aug. 1877. 

3a.—Jane-Whitney. 

4a,—Mary-Louisa- Woolley, m. to Frank King, and has issue. 

5a.—Anne-Payne, m. to George-William Henry (see 
Geddes). 

6a.—Alice-Harriet, b. 25th Oct. 1847, d. 25th Feb, 1853. 

7a.—Magdalen-Catharine, b. 24th Oct. 1850, d. 3rd Jan. 1853. 

g.—Mary-Ann-Sinclair, d. unm. 


Arms: Gu. a fleur de lis or, a chief erm. Crest: A crane ppr. 
bearing in his bill a rose stemmed and leaved also ppr. Motto: Vix 


ea nostra voco. 


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ALLAN. 


ALEXANDER ALLAN, of the Moss, near Huntley, 
Co. Aberdeen, Sco., where the family had lived for 
many generations, m. Margaret Mowatt, and had 
issue, two sons, one of whom entered the H.E.I.C.S. 
and was lost at sea, and the other 

(Hon.) William Allan, b. 1770, d. 1853, came 
to Canada and settled at Niagara, but removed to 
York (Toronto) on its being made the seat of Gov- 
ernment, and was the first Postmaster and first 
Collector of Customs there. He served in 1812 as 
Lt.-Col. of Militia; was for many years a member 
of the Legislative Council of Upper Canada and 
some time member of the Executive Council; was President of 
the Bank of Upper Canada. M. Leah-Tyrer, dau. of John Gamble, 
M.D. (see Gamble), and had issue, besides others who d. inf., one son, 

(Hon.) George-William, b. gth Jan. 1822, Barrister-at-Law, 
1846; P.C., D.C.L., F.R.G.S., 4.Z.S.; Lieut.-Col. of Reserve 
Militia; was Mayor of Toronto 1855; Member of the Legislative 
Council of Canada from 1858 to 1867, when he was called to the 
Senate, of which he was Speaker 1888 to 1891; appointed to Privy 
Council of Canada 1891. Is Chancellor of Trinity College, anda 
member of the Chapter of St Alban’s Cathedral; is President of the 
Ontario Society of Artists, and of the Historical Society of Ontario, 
and of the U. C. Bible Society. | Presented to the public five acres, 
which forms part of the Horticultural Gardens in Torento. “He m., 
Istly, in 1846, Louisa-Maud, dau. of Sir John-Beverley Robinson, 
Bart. (see Robinson), who d. s.p. 1852; and a2ndly, May 1857, 
Adelaide - Harriet, dau. of Thomas Schreiber, in Holy Orders, 
formerly of Bradwell Lodge, Essex, Eng.;* and has had issue, viz. : 


* Rev. Thomas Schreiber, who m. Sarah, dau. of Admiral Bingham, was the fourth sor of 
William Schreiber of Henhurst, Co. Kent, Eng., wno m, 1781 Mary, dau. and co-heiress of James 
Sewell of Alton Hall, Co. Sussex, and who was son of John-Charles Schreiber, descended of an 
ancient family of Durlach in Suabia, who settled in England in 1721. 

Arms: Erm. three griffins’ heads erased vert. Crest: a dexter arm embowed in ariaour ppr. 
geroune or, holding in the hand a dagger, the point towards the dexter, also ppr. the pommel and 

ilt gold. ‘ 


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1.—Geoige-William, b. 13th Aug. 1860, Barrister-at-law, ot 
Winnipeg. 

2.—Charles-Selby, b. 1st Feb. 1865, drowned in Kempenfeldt 
Bay, Lake Simcoe, 1883, unm. 

3.—Arthur-Campbell, b. 8th Nov. 1866, of London, Eng. 

4.—F rederick-Bingham-Gamble, b. 18th Nov. 1869, of Napanee, 
Co. Lennox. 

1.—Maude, m. to Allan Cassels (see Cassels). 

2.—Mary Adelaide, m. 14th Nov. 1885, to Herbert-Evelyn 
Harcourt-Vernen, b 12th Jan. 1863, of Toronto, son of 
Evelyn-Hardolph Harcourt-Vernon, d@., in Holy Orders, who 
was grandson of Most Rev. Edward Vernon, Lord Arch- 
bishop of York, who assumed the additional name of 
Harcourt [ArMs: Quarterly: 1 and 4 granagrs, quarterly; 1 
and 4, arg. a fret sa.; 2 and ., or, on a fess az. three garbs 
of the field ; for Vernon: 2 and 3 gr. qrs., gu. two bars or, for 
Harcourt. Cvest: A boar’s head erased sa, ducally gorged 
or. Motto: Ver non semper viret.], and has had issue: 
Humphrey-Bingham, b. 24th March 1889; Marjorie- 
Catharine, d. inf. 

3.—Audrey-Elizabeth-Schreiber. 


SI 


GEDDES., 


James Geppes, Asst, Surgeon Medical 
Staff, m. Sarah-Hannah-Boies, dau. of John 
Gamble (see Gamble), and had issue, viz. : 
1.—Charles, of Montreal, b. 2gth Nov. i807, 

m. 24th May, 1836, Henrietta Smith, 

and ‘ad issue, viz. : 

1a.-—Charles-George. 
2a.—James-Clarke. 
3¢.—William-Macaulay, 

4a —John- Gamble, Capt. 5th Royal 

Scots, Act. Mil., was Private Secre- 
tary (or A.D.C.): to: Lieut,.Goy: 
Robinson; m. May, dau of Edward- 
Coursolles Jones (see Jonesof Brock- 
ville), and has issue. 

ta —Margaret-Adela-Gamble. 

2a.—Edith-Eleanor. 

2.—John-Gamble, b. 29th March ISt1, d. 16th Nov. 1888, in 
Holy Orders, M.A., D.C L.., Rector of Hamilton and Dean of Nia- 
gara; m., 23rd Sept. 1841, Susan - Davidson, dau. of Hon. John 
Stewart, and had issue, viz. : 

ta.—John-Gamble, of Hamilton. 

2a. George-William-Allan, d. 11th Dee. 1893, m. Clara Gur- 

nett, of Ingersoll, and had issue, one son, Allan. 

ta.— Hannah-Stewart, m. 5th Oct. 1865, to Constantine Brough, 

Banker in Toronto, son of Charles - Crosbie Brough, in 
H.O., Archdeacon of London, Can., who came to Canada 
in 1832, [Arms: Quarterly ; 1 and 4, az., three fleurs ae lis 
arg. within a bordure or; 2, quarterly, 1 and 4, Or, a licn 
rampl. gu.,; 2 and 3, arg. two chevrons az., on a canton of 
th: last a quatrefoil of the Sirst; 3, per pale embattled arg. 
and sa., three hawks counterchanged. Crest: A dove arg, 
holding in his bill an olive branch pfr. Motto: Deo duce 
fortuna comitante] ; and has had issue, viz.: Charles-Cros- 


aed 


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bie, d. inf.; Richard-William-Hume, _b. 7th April 1872; 
Gamble-Geddes, b. 7th April 1878; Mary-Stewart; Con- 
stance- Phipps ; Wilhelmina-Helen-Campbell ; Katharine- 
Hannah-Stewart; Grace. 
5a.—Susan-Stewart, m. to Charles- Edmund Phipps, Major in 
the Army, Equerry to the Queen. 
3a.—Mary-Allan, m. to John Walters, of Reigate, Eng. 
4a.—Eliza-Maria, d. inf. 
3.—James-Coffin, of Hamilton, aftds. of Toronto, b. 11th Sept. 
1814, d. 3rd Aug. 1891; m., Istly, Marianne- Lee Wyatt; 2ndly, 
Emma Smith; and 3rdly, 4th Feb. 1864, Isabella-Grant, dau. of 
Archibald Gilkison (see McCormick); and had issue, viz. : 
Of the rst marriage : 
iq4.—James-Stewart, d. 
1g —Anne-Catharine-Roberta, m., 11th Sept. 1884, to Gardiner 
Harvey, of “uelph Township, Co. Wellington, son of 
George Harvey, b. 23rd April 1809, d. 23rd April, 1893, who 
came to Canada _ from Londonderry, Ire., and his wife 
Jane Richardson, b. 1811, d. 3ist Oct. 1893 [Arms: 
Gu. on a bend arg. three trefotls slipped vert. Crest: A Lion 
passant guardant holding in his paw a trefoil as in the 
arms. Motto: N’Oublierai jamais]; and has _ issue: 
James-Gardiner, b. 27th June 1885; George, b. 1gth Noy. 
1886 ; John-Richardson, b. 25th Aug. 1888 ; Robert-Geddes, 
b. 1gth Oct. 1890; Marianne-Isabella- Roberta. 


And of the second marriage : 
2a.—James - Leaycraft, Barrister - at - law, served in the Queen’s 
Own Rifles in the North-west, 1885 (medal). 
3a —Walter-Allan, Barrister-at-law, m. Elizabeth-Catharine- 
Kynaston, dau. of John Boyd, County Judge Co, York, and 
has had issue: Lewis-John ; Allan-Walter ; James-Francis, 
d.; Henry-Kynaston, @. 
2a.—Isabella-Elizabeth-Henrietta, m. to Septimus-Coxe Thicke, 
in Holy Orders, of Bisham, Co. Buckingham, Eng., and 
. has issue. 
4.—William- Allan, of Hamilton, b 26th April 1818, @., Bar- 
rister-at-law, m. roth July 1843, Jane-Anderson Sadleir, sister of 
Charles-Anderson Sadleir, Barrister-at-law, of Hamilton, who came 
to Canada from Co. Tipperary, Ire., and had issue, viz. : 
1a.— Henry-Lefroy, of Chicago, U.S.A. 


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83 a 
72: 2a.—George-Allan- Massy. 
on- 3a.—F rederick-William-Ashurst, went to the North-west. 
ne- 4a.-—Charles-Gamble, went to the North-west. 
5a.—Alfred-Forbes-Leaycraft, of Ottawa. \ 
in 6a.—Percy. . 
1a, —Isabella- Allan, m., May 1863, to William-Henry Wil- H 
kison, b. 3rd Nov. 1838, of Napanee, County Judge of 
Lennox and Addington. q 
pt. 2a.---Rose-Branchley, m. to John Armstrong, of Ottawa (nephew i 
ly, : of Judge Armstrong, named below), and has issue, one son, t 
of Allan. ae 
3a.—Edith-Hannah-Armstrong, m. to Samuel Delmege, of Ae 
London, Eng., and Ceylon, ' i: 
4a.—Caroline-Emma, d. young. : aan. 
rar 5 Forbes, of Niagara, b. 24th Dec. 1826, m. 4th June 1867, Hane 
Bt Elizabeth, dau. of Alexis-Fidele Begue, of Dundas (who came ¢ i 
ee ‘ to Canada from France), and Elizabeth his wife, and had issue, Viz. : ie 
fh : 1a.—Forbes-Begue, of Hagersville, Co. Haldimand, Solicitor, aa 
ne Lieut. 37th Haldimand Rifles, unm. ' 
Paes ta. —Elizabeth-Georgina, @., unm. 
Lhe 2a.-Caroline- Rosamund, unm. 
ce : 3¢.— Gertrude-Viola-Niagara, unm. 
e i 4a.— Elsie-Florence-Helena, unm. 
28, 1.—Eliza-Lilias, b. 2oth Feb. 1805, m. March 1827, to John 
Grier, in Holy Orders, M.A. (Trin. Coll. Dublin), Rector of Belle- 
ville for nearly 40 years, ¢. [ARMS: Gu. a sadtier arg. ona chief of the i 
oe t last three cushions of the first. Crest: A felter-lock az. Motto: Hoc He 
securior], and has had issue, viz. : tle 
1a,—James-Geddes, b. 18th July 1828, d. 23rd Oct. 1852. Heth 
A 2a.—Robert-John, b. 8th July 1830, m 2oth April 1873, Rose-M. | at 
& King, and has issue: John Allan, b. 22nd April, 1883 ; 
: Horace-Coome; Dora-Lilias ; Rose- Margaret. 
2 3a.—Charles-Geddes, b. 20th Dec. 1835, d. roth Nov.. 1860. 
d 4a.—Thomas- Walter, b. 25th Aug. 1839, d. 2nd May 1841. 
5@.—John-Allan, b. 6th May 1843, d. 4th April 1891; m. 
S Mary-Louisa Hager, and had issue: John-Allan; Eliza- 
se Lilias ; Mary-Hager, a. 
‘a 6a.—Henry-Baldwin, b. 7th Oct. 1846, m. Ellen Goodman, and 


has issue: William-Alford ; Henry-Goodman; Charles- 


Geddes. 


ORS az 


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7a:—William-Macaulay, b. 20th eb. 1845, m. and has issue: 
Charles-Geddes ; Helen-Ida. 

La. —Rose-Jane-Elizabeth, unm., Lady-Principal of Bishop 
Strachan School, Toronto. 

2a.—Anne-Catharine-Macaulay, d. 


3a.—Sarah-Hannah-Roberta, m. 23rd July 1859, to Charles- 
Horace Coome, who d. 1878, s.p.; Foundress and first 
Superior of the Sisterhood of S. John the Divine, Toronto. 

4a.—Eliza-Sophia-Ridley, m 18th Oct. 1871, to Charles-Henry 
Mockridge, b. 15th Dec. 1844, in Holy Orders, D.D., 
formerly Canon of the Cathedral at Hamilton, and now 
Canon of St. Alban’s Cathedral, Toronto, son of James 
Mockridge, in A.O., Rector of Belleville, and has had 
issue, viz.: John-Charles-Hillier, b. 8th Sept. 1872, in Holy 
Orders ; Charles-James-Henry, b. 25th Feb. 1874 ; Harold- 
Geddes, b. Ist Sept. 1875, d. 25th June 1876; William- 
Horace-Montague, b. 2nd Jan. 1879; Hamilton-Ridley, 
b. 25th February 1884; Rose-Helen; Sophie-Marion, d. 
16th Dec. 1889. 

5@.—Eliza-Lilias, m. (as 2nd wife) to Robert-Patterson Jellett 
(d. 21st Nov. 1889), of Picton, County Judge, Co. Prince 
Edward, son of Morgan Jellett, formerly of Ballymena, Ire., 
and has had issue : John-Morgan ; Robert-Patterson ; Ruby- 
Stanhope ; Nora-Grier. 

6a.—Isabella-Leah, unm. 


2.—Ann-Catharine, b. 15th Aug. 1806, m. to William Macaalay, 
in H.O., Rector of Picton, Co. Prince Edward, d.s.p. 
3.--Leah-Allan, b. 8th Aug. 1809, m. to Walter Henry, M.D. 
(d. 27th June 1860), served as an Army Surgeon in the Peninsular war 
and in Nepaul, and was afterwards Inspector-General of Hospitals 
(Crest: A falcon. Motto: Fide et marte] ; and has had issue, viz.: 
ta. —Walter-James, d. 2nd Sept. 1874, aged 37, m. Elizabeth, 
dau. of John Thompson, of Quebec. 
2a.-John Skey, unm. 
3a.—Charles, m. istly, Alice, dau. of John-Rose Holden, Bar- 
rister-at-law, of Hamilton, and 2ndly, Jennie Coutlee, of 
Ottawa, and has issue of the second marriage only, Jennie- 


Leah. 


4a.—George-William, m. Anne-Payne Birchall (see Gamble), 


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and has issue: Walter-Frank; Ethel-Alleyne ; Magdalen- 
Mary. 
1a.—Charlotte-Roberta, d. unm, 
2a.—-Annie-Isabelle, m. to Frederick-L. Hooper, son of G. S. 
Hooper, H.E.LC.S. (Crest: A wolf rampant), and has 
issue, viz.: Stanley-Walter-Gillam ; Hugh-Fortescue ; 
Charles-Henry , Arthur-Willoughby ; Maud. Elphinstone. 
3a.—Mary-Ellen, m. to John-D. Evans, son of John Evans, of 
Toronto (Crest: A griffin segreant], and has issue: John- 
Walter; Evan-Henry ; Alice-Annie ; Maud-Mary ; Annie- 
Louisa; Violet. 
4.—Isabella, b. 24th Aug. 1512, m..to Stephen-Charles Sewell, 
and had issue, several children, all of whom d.s p. 
5.—Mary-Ann, b. 26th May 1816, m. 25th Sept. 1850, to Chris- 
topher Armstrong, of Ottawa, County Judge Co. Carleton, b. Aug. 
1801, @., son of Robert Armstrong, of Manor-hamilton, Co. 
Leitrim, Ire., b. 1774, d. Jume 1847, and Anne his wife, who died 
Oct. 1856; he settled in Co. Simcoe in 1819 [ArMs: Quarterly, 7 
and 4, arg. issuing from the dexter side a dexter arm habited gu. 
the hand grasping the trunk of an oak tree eradicated and broken at 
the top ppr.; 2 and 4, arg. three pallets az.|, and had issue, viz. : 
1a.—William-Henry-Dudley, C.E., of Toronto, b. 1852, m. 
Sophia-Amelia, dau. of George-Benjamin Spencer, of Co- 
bourg, aftds. of Winnipeg, @.* and has issue, viz.: 
Gamble-Devereux-Spencer, b. 11th July 1880; Harry- 
Westropp, b. 15th Dec. 1887; Faustine-Myra-Geddes; 
Ella-Gladys. 
2a.—Charles Robert, Banker in Ottawa, unm. 
3a@.—John-Gamble, of the Can. Civil Service at Ottawa, unm. 
1a.—Emily, m. to Henry Kinloch, of Ottawa. 
2a.—Caroline-Geddes, unm. 


*George-Benjamin Spencer (Who m. 21st Jan. 1833, Margaret-McGregor, dau. of James 
Rogers Armstrong, see Armstrong), was son of John-Kelly Spencer, U.é.¥., who was Sheriff Co. 
Northumberland in 1801 ; he was son of Benjamin Spencer, ee of the Supreme Court of Ver- 
mont, who was descended from Jobn Spencer (son of Sir Robert Spencer), who came to America 
from Co. Northampton, Eng., about 1638, having acquired estates at Newbury, Massachusetts, 
under the will of his uncle, John Spencer, who came out in the Puritan ship ‘* Mary and John,” 
but reiurned to England, on which estates a mansion built by him is still standing. Hazelton 
Spencer, U,¢.¥., eldest son of Judge Benjamin Spencer, was Col. Commandant of the Garrison of 
Kingston in 1794, and M.L.A.- [Arms: Per chev. az. and arg. three lions passt. guardt. in pale 


counterchanged, a chief of the second ; (being properly the arms of Catlin, but assumed by the Spencers 
on a marriage with one of that family, and so borne for many generations). Crest: Out of a 


coronet, a griffin's head az. langued gu. collared also gu (but query, or ?), between two wings or 
Motto: God defends the right. ! 


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6.—-Sarah-Hannah-Boies, b, 28th July 1819, now of Essonville, 
Co, Peterborough, m. 25th July 1839, to William Hallowell, M.D., 
of Toronto, b. gth April 1814, d. 20th Oct. 1863, and has had issue, 
viz. : 

1a,——James-Sutherland. 

2a.—William-Clark-Gamble. 

3a —George- Herrick. 

4a.—Charles-Geddes. 

5a —John-Alexander-Strachan, 

1a --Eleanor- Hannah- Maria, 

2a.—Maria-Louisa. 

3a. —Isabella-Margaret. 

4a. —Jane- Georgina. 

5a —Caroline- Henrietta-Bovell. 

6a—Rachel-Elizabeth. 

7,—Eleanor-Felicia-Askin, b. 26th Nov. 1820, m_ June 1839, to 
Charles-Emilius Gold, Major-General in the Army, and has had issue. 

8,—Jane-Whitney, d. inf. 

g.—Georgina-Sinclair, b. 6th Aug. 1823, m. Feb. 1852 to J.-W. 
Leaycraft, of Quebec, and has had issue. 

10 —Caroline-Boyd, b. 18th May 1825, m. 6th Sept. 1848, to 
Robert-Gother Mann, Lt.-Col. R. E. (aftds. Genl.), and has had issue. 


11.—-Caroline-Roberta, d. inf. 


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~~ 


Arms: Gu., an tnescutcheon between three ged's, or pitke's, heads 
couped, and in chief a mullet, or. Crest: A ged’s head couped or. 
Motto: Capta majora. 


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BOOMER. 


René Butmer, a French Huguenot, Hi 
driven from France on the revocation of the HE 
(RA edict of Nantes, settled in the North vf Ire- il 
land; from him descended i 

George Boomer, of Hill Hall, near Lis- il 
burn, Co, Down, d. 30th Sept. 1844, aged 63, ae EY 
Moy « mm. Mary Knox (of the family of John Knox, | |! 
il i at (29 the Scottish Reformer), and had issue, Viz. : Ae 

erin f 


Cr Seve mentee 


1.—Michael, b. 1st July 1810, d. 4th 
March 1888, D.D, (T.C.D), in Hols Orders, 
Rector of Galt, Co. Waterloo, and sul sequently 
Dean of Huron, and Principal of Huron Col- 
lege; m. 1stly, Helen, nee Adams, widow of 
Capt. Blair; and andly, Isabelia-Jemima, nee 
Davidson, widow of Absalom Shade, of Galt ; 
and 3rd, Harriet-Ann, nee Mills, widow of Alfred Robert Roche, of 
Ferneaux, Pelham, Co. Hertford, Eng., who survives him ; he had | 
issue of the first marriage only, viz. : le ; 

1a.—George-Edward, d. Oct. 1881, unm. } 

2a.—T*dward, d. Aug. 1849, unm. 


1a.—Mary, m. to Andrew Cleghorn, of London, Ont., whom she 
survives, and has issue: Edward ; Andrew; Allan ; George ; 
Mary-Florence-Moyer (Pansy). 


3 aah tales cnaisaale 
Easctaakcetagetetanc pean 


2a.—Helen, m. to Gaden-Crawford Mackenzie, in Holy Orders, 

Rector of Grace Church, Brantford, and has issue, viz. : 

16.—Michael Alexander, born 28th Feb. 1866; Hugh-Blair, 

born 14th Dec. 1867; Alexander-Webster, born 18th July 

1870; Francis-Trew, born 28th June 1873; George a 

Cleghorn, born 26th July 1877; Norman-Seaforth, born 6th al 

May 1881, ra 

2.—Anthony-Knox, merchant in Toronto, b. 13th April 1&1rt a 

d. 13th May 1875, m. Charlotte-Maria Limbrick, b. 12th July 1821, 
d. 30th April 1892, and_had issue, viz : 


SS 


1a,—George-Anthony, b, 6th May 1846, Capt. late roth Royal 
Grenadiers, Barrister-at-law. 
2a.—-William-Merritt, b. rath April 1848, m. Minnie, dau, of 
Robert Nelles, of Grimsby. 
3a.—Joseph-Boyle, b, 12th Novy. 1850, m. June 1892, Fanny, 
dau. of Nathan-Henry Pawling, of Hickory Vale, Louth, 
Co. Lincoln, and had issue. one son, who d. inf. 
4a. —Henry-Limbrick, b. 6th Dec, 1858, d. 8th June 1892, unm. 
1a.—Catharine. 
2a.—Charlotte-Eliza, m. to Joseph-Walker Beatty (see Beatty). 
3.—George, Barrister-at-law, Police Magistrate of Toronto 
1862-1865, d. 5th Jan. 1866, m. and had issue. 
4.—Hugh, d. 7th March 1856, aged 32, m. Sarah, dau. of 
Andrew Heron, of Niagara, she d, 4th Aug. 1870, s.p. 
5.—Joseph-Patterson, d. gth Dec. 1873, Harbour Master of Port 
Dalhousie, Co. Lincoln; m. Helena, dau. of Richard Woodruff, of 
St. Davids, Co. Lincoln (and sister of Joseph Woodruff, Sheriff Co. 
Lincoln, and Samuel. Woodruff, Superintendent of the Welland 
Canal), and had issue: William-Woodruff, 
1.—Eliza, m. to Richard Niven, of Chrome Hill, Lisburn, Ireland, 
and had issue, viz: Richard ; Knox-Rowan, General in the Army, @. ; 
James-Simpson, m. Istly, Rebecca-Jane Young, and 2ndly, Mary- 
Gertrude MacBeth; Elizabeth, d. uunm.; Ellen, d. young. 
2.—Mary-Ann, m. to Charles Walkem, of Saltash, Cornwall, 
a surveyor on the staff of the Royal Engineers (who was one of the 
R.E. staff employed in fixing the boundary between Canada and 
the United States under the Ashburton Treaty), and had issue, viz.: 
1a.—(Hon.) George-Anthony b. 15th Nov. 1834, Barrister-at- 
law, of Toronto, from whence he went to Victoria, British 
Columbia, in 1862; was a member of the Leg. Council, 
Chief Comr. of Lands and Works 1872, and became 
Attorney-General 1873; Prime Minister 1874 to 1876, 
and again in 1878; is now Justice of the Supreme 
Court of British Columbia; m. 29th Dec. 1879, Sophie- 
Edith, dau. of Hon. Henry Rhodes, of Victoria and of 
Hawaii, and has issue: Mabel. 
2a. --Charles‘Wymond, b. 17th Aug. 1836, living in U.S.A., m. 
twice, and has issue, John-Walter, of Lancaster, New 
Zealand. 


3a.—John-W.——,, b. 20th Sept 1838, went to India. 


SO 


4@.-—Richard-Thomas-Muir, b. 30th Sept. 1840, Barrister-at- 
law, O.C., D.C.L., of Kingston, m, Emily, dau. of James. HI. 
Alexander Henderson, Q.C., Chancellor of the Diocese | 
of Ontario, @. and has had issue, Walter-Charles Anthony, 
d, Dec. 1890; George-Alexander, Capt. 14 Prs..of W. O. He bi: 
Rifles; Hugh-Crawford ; Richard-Knox ; Mary-Ethel. ’ , 

5a.—Joseph-Boomer, b. 24th Nov. 1842, Barrister-at-law, of ian 
Kingston, m, Augusta, dau. of Henry-Augustus Betts, M.D., i 1 
and has issue, one son, Henry. | 

6a.—William-Wyr.ond, M.D., b, 25th June 1850, of Nanaimo, if] 
British Columbia, m. tstly, Edith-Granville Moyle (?) and i 


2ndly, —— Brown, and has issue. 
74.—Hugh-Blake-Aylwin, C.E ,b. 31st July 1858, of Vancouver, 
British Columbia 
ta.~-Mary-Emily-Wymond, m_ to Frederick Kennedy, M D., 
of Bath, near Kingston. 
2a—Eleanor-Meredith, m. to Walter Frederick-Cope Bartlett, 
Surgeon R.N., now living at Dresden. in Saxony, and has 
issue, 2 children. 
34.—-Philippa-Wymond, m. to Herbert-Wyllie, in Holy Orders, fe 
living at Renmark in South Australia, 1th 
3.—Ellen, m. to Rev. Samuel Meredith, and had issue: George, Atl 
Richard, Mary, Sophie, Mattie. | 


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Arms: Gu., dillettee, a lion rampant, or. Crest: A dul/ passant 
gu. armed and unguled or. Motto: Audax et promptus. 


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MARTIN, 


FoRMERLY OF BaLLINAHINCH CasTLE, Co. GaLway, IRELAND. 


Tue family of Martin of Galway, Anglo- 
Norman, but one of the oldest of the fourteen 
Ancient Families known as the Tribes of Gal- 
way, is said to have been established in Ireland, 
temp. Henry II. by Sir Oliver Martin, a Cru- 
sader. 

From him descended 

Richard Martin, nicknamed ‘‘ Nimble Dick,”’ 
of Birch Hall and Dangan, first Lord of the 
Manor of Clare or Claremont, son of Robert 
Martin of Ross, High Sheriff of Galway in 
1644; b. cir. 1635-8; d. 1730-31. Was Captain 
in King James’ Irish Army. He became the 
possessor of vast estates in Coies, Galway, Mayo, 
Roscommon, Clare and Sligo. M. Katherine, 
dau. of Roebuck French of Duras Park, Co. Galway [Arms: erm. 
a chev. sa.], and had issue, besides 6 daus., 

1.—Robert, nicknamed ‘‘the Brave,” b. cir. 1682, d.s p. 1705 
(was murdered). 

2.—-Anthony, b. 1684, d. 15th May 1748, m. Bridget, dau. of 
Martin Kirwan, son of Martin Kirwan of Cregg Castle, Co. Galway 
fArms: arg. a chev. gu. betw. 3 Cornish choughs sa.], and had issue, 
besides a dau., 

1.—Richard, d. cir. 1768, m. Mabel, dau. of Edmond Kelly, of 
Fidane Castle, C... Galway, but d. s.p. 

2.—Robert, b. 1714, d. 7th Aug. 1794, m. Istly, 6th April 
1753, Hon. Bridget, dau. of Johii, 11th Lord Trimleston, who d. 
2nd Feb. 1762 [Arms: erm. a bordure engrailed gu.], and 2ndly, 
21st Jan. 1769, Elizabeth, nee Lynch, relict of John Vesey in 
H O.; she d. 30th Sept. 1808 [Arms: az. a chev. betw. three 
trefoils slipped or]; and had issue, viz. : 


Of the first marriage, 
1.—Richard, of whom below : 


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1.—Mary, m. to Patrick D'Arcy; d.s.p. 

And of the second Marriage, 

2.—Robert, b. 19th March 1770, d. 20th May 1840, Captain of 
Militia, m. 5th Oct. 1806, Mary, dau. of Sir John O’Fflahertie, and 
had issue, extinct. 

2.—Anthony-Crosby, b. st April 1771, d. 21st Aug. 1846, m. 
1801, Marie-Elizabeth-Alleyne, dau. of His Excellency Jean-Pierre- 
Etienne de L’Espinasse, Govr. of Dutch Guiana, and had issue, 
extinct in the male line, 

Richard, named above, surnamed ‘« Humanity,” b. Feb. 1754, 
d. 6th Jan. 1834; M.P. for Galway, High Sheriff 1782, and J.P.,, 
Col. of Galway Volunteers, and of a troop of Yeomanry ; m. rstly, 8th 
Keb. 1777, Elizabeth, dau. of George Vesey of Lucan. Co. Dublin 
(Arms: or, on a cross sa, a patriarchal cross of the field), and 2ndly, 
5th June 1796, Harriet, dau. of Hugh Evans, Surgeoa 5th Dragoon 
Guards, and widow of Robert Heskith, Capt. R.N. [Arms : arg. 3 
boar’s heads couped, sa.]; and had issue, viz.: 

Of the first marriage, 

l.—-St. George, b. 1788, d. aged 14. 

2.—Thomas Barnewell, b. 4th Oct. 1786, d. 23rd April 1847, 
M.P. for Galway and Depy.-Lieut., J.P.; served with distinction 
in the Connaught Rangers in the Peninsular War; m. 14th Feb. 
1814, Julia, dau. of Patrick Kirwan, of Dalgin Park, Co. Mayo, and 
had issue, one dau., Mary-Letitia, called “ The Princess of Conne- 
mara,’ b, 28th Aug, 1815, d. 7th Nov. 1850; she was m. I4th Sept. 
1847, to Arthur-Gonne Bell, who assumed the name and arms of 
Martin; d.s.p. The vast estates possessed by the family, having 
become heavily encumbered in previous times, were sold after the 
death of Mary-Letitia Martin, in the Encumbered Estates Court, 
and wholly lost to her successors. 

1.—Leetitia, m. to Sir Charles-John Peshall, Bart., and had issue, 

And of the second marriage, 

3-—Richard, of whom below, 

2.—Harriet-Leetitia, b. 5th July 1801, d. rath Jan. 1891. 

3.—Georgina- Thomasine, b, 23rd Noy. 1806, d. 11th Feb. 1840. 

4.—Mary-Jane, b. 18th Dec. 1810, d. July 1892. 


RicHarp Martin, above named, third son of Richard (‘ Hu- 
manity ”’), b. 25th March 1797, d. 4th April 1878; entered the 
Army as Cornet in the 3rd Dragvon Guards, fram which he retired 
in 1820, and having taken Holy Orders, was Rector of Dunboyne, 


g2 


Co. Meath, but having withdrawn from the priesthood, came to 
Canada in 1833, and settled at Derryclare, Co. Haldimand; was 
Sheriff Co, Haldimand, and Lieut.-Col. Co. Haldimand Militia ; 
m. Emily-Sylvia, d. 18th Nov. 1865, aged 70, dau. of John Kirwan, 
of Dublin, Q.C., and his wife Anne, only dau. and heiress of 
Euseby Stratford [Arms: Quarterly; 1 and 4, arg. a chev. betw. 
three Cornish choughs sa. for Kirwan; 2, erm. a chev. sa. for 
French ; 3, barry of ten arg. and az. a lion rampt. gu. for Strat- 
ford], and had issue, viz.: 

1.— Richard, of whom below (A). 

2.—John-Robert, of Cayuga, Barrister-at-law, b. 22nd Feb. 
1825, m. 1stly, 27th Sept. 1855, Sophia, dau. of Ebenezer Stinson 
of Hamilton, she d. 1874; 2ndly, 31st Aug, 1874, Sarah, d. 27th April 
1894, dau. of Joseph-Launcelot Gubbins of Ballincolloo House, Co. 
Limerick, Ire . son of George-Gough Gubbins of Maidstone Castle, 
Co. Limerick. 

3.--Evan-Stratford, of whom below (B). 

4.—St. George-Augustus, b. 2nd March 1831, d. 2gth Jan. 1855. 

5.—Frederick-Oliver, of whom below (C.) 

6.—Edward, of whom below (D). 

1.—Anne- Therese, b. gth Sept. 1822, d. inf. 


A. 


Richard Martin, above named, of Hamilton, b. 11th Aug. 1823, 
d. 2gth Oct. 1886, Barrister-at-law, Q.C., m. gth July 1858, Eliza- 
beth, dau. of William Cunningham, of Donegal, Ire., and his wife 
Margaret Greenlaw ; and has had issue, viz. : 

1a.—Richard-Sarsfield, b. 24th Jan. 1863. 

2a.—Robert-John, b. 17th April 1868. 

3a.—William-Frederick-Cunningham, b. 14th Sept. 1872, d. 

roth March 1888. 

4a.—Charles-Evans, b. 27th Sept. 1876. 

1a.—Emily- Harriet. 

2a.— Louisa- Mary. 

34.—Olivia-Anne, b. 8th Nov. 1864, d. 29th Jan. 1866. 

4a.—Georgina- Margaret. 

5a.—Mary-Isabella, b. 6th Jan. 1871, d. 10th Jan, 1873. 

6a.—Elizabeth-Maude. 

7a.—Charlotte-Peretto, b. 27th Sept. 1876, d. roth Aug. 1877. 


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B, 


Evan-Stratford Martin, above named, of Cayuga, b. 26th Oct. 
1826, m. gth Noy, 1859, Anne, dau. of Thomas Blakeney, of Hazle- 
wood, Co. Haldimand (son of Thomas Blakeney, of Holywell, Co. 
Roscommon, Ire.), and his wife Emma, dau. of Charles Jones, of 
Killincarrick, Co, Wicklow, Ire. (Arms: Sa. a chev. erm. betw. 
three leopards’ faces or,), and has had issue, viz. 

ta.—Richard-Blakeney, b. 18th Aug, 1860. 

2a.—Evan-Stratford-Jones, b. 22nd April 1866. 

3@.—Thomas-Barnewall, b. 28th March 1871, 

ta.—Emma-Sylvia. 

2a. — Harriet-Mary, 

3@.—Frances-Anne-Newcombe. 


Cy 


Frederick-Oliver Martin, above named, of Derryclare, York, Co. 
Haldimand, and of Toronto, b. 5th Sept. 1832; m. rst Jan. 1862, 
Catherine-Maria, dau. of Thomas Blakeney the younger, above 
named, and has had issue, viz.: 

1a@.—F rederick-Richard-Gunning, b. 15th Sept. 1869. 

2a.—Henry- Jasper, b. 6th Sept. 1871. 

3@ —Robert-Oliver b. roth July 1873. 

4a. —Francis-St. George, b. 4th Sept. 1879, d. 2nd April 1880, 

5.@—Edward-Newcombe, b. 6th June 1881, 

1a.—Emily-l‘rances. 

2a.—Catherine- Harriet- Louisa. 

3a.—Annette-Mary, m. 16th Sept. 1891, to George-Seymour 

Lyon, and has issue, Kathleen-Maxwell. 


TD, 


Edward Martin, named above, of Hamilton, Barrister-at-law, 
Q.C., D.C.L., Bencher of the Law Society, b, 3rd Oct. 1834, m, 
2nd Dec. 1862. Mariana-Mary, dau. of Charles-Ozen Counsell, of 
Hamilton, and Mariana his wife, dau. of George Stringer, of London, 
Eng. and has had issue, viz. : 

ta.—Edward-Kirwan-Counsell, Barrister-at-law, b. 5th Feb. 

1864, m. 7th April 1891, Mabel-Frances, dau. of Rt. Rev. 
Charles Hamilton, Bishop of Niagara (see Hamilton of 
Hawkesbury), and has issue, Edward-Austin- Hamilton, 
b, 23rd Jan. 1892; Vera-Kathleen.Craigie. 


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2a.—Archer-Evans-Stringer, Barrister-at-law, b. 6th May 1865, 
m. 3rd July 1889, Emily-Mary, dau of John-Breakenridge 

woh Read (see Read), and has issue, Archer-D’Arcy-Counsell, 
b. 4th Dec. 1890; Edward-Oliver-Carew, 6th Aug. 1892. 

3@a.—D’ Arcy-Richard-Charles, b. 3rd Dec. 1869. 

4a.—Alexis-Francis-Ramsay, b. 19th Nov. 1871, Lieut. roth 
Royal Grenadiers. 

5a.—Frederick-John-Strange, b. 23rd Aug. 1875. 

ta.—Ethel-Mary-Sylvia, m, to Lawrence-Heyden Baldwin (see 
Baldwin). 

2a.—Amy-Louisa-Thedora. 

3a. —Mary-Clendinning-O’ Donnel. 


Arms: Az., a cross calvary on three grieces arg., the dexter arm 
terminating in a sun in splendour or, the sinister in a decrescent of 
the second. Crest: an esvoile of eight points or. Mottoes: Sic 
itur ad astra, and Auxilium meum a Domine. 


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SHAW, @. EB. D., oF Oakuitt, Toronto. 


HE Family or Clan of Shaw of Tordarroch is a branch of the 
Clan Shaw of Rothimurcus, one of the divisions of Clan 
Chattan. The founder of the family was Shaw Mor, who d. 

1405. His son 

James Macintosh (the surname of Shaw was not assumed until 
later), who d. 1411, m. a dau. of Gregor Grant, and had two sons, 
one of whom, 

Adam, was ancestor of the Shaws of Tordarroch ; his son 

Robert, who had two sons, 

Angus MacRobert, living in 1543, who d.s.p., and Bean, or 

Benjamin, whose son, 

Angus MacBean, was living in 1609; his son 

Robert Shaw, the first so named, d. 1691. leaving three sons, of 

whom the eldest was 

Alexander, d. between 1717 and 1724, m. Anne, dau. of Donald 

Macintosh of Killachie, and had three sons, of whom the two elder 
were 

1.—Robert, a Captain in the Clan Chattan Regt. under the 

Chief of Macintosh in 1715; was taken prisoner on the surrender of 
that Regt. with others, at Preston, and died in Newgate Prison, unm. 
2.—Angus, also an officer in Clan Chattan Regt. and taken 
prisoner, but was pardoned and set at liberty; m. Anne, dau. of 
Dallas, of Cantray, and had issue, three sons and two daus., of whom, 
1.—Alexander, first son, served in the 6oth Royal American 
Regt. in 1754; was present at the capture of Quebec in 1759, and 
was severely wounded; after the American Revolutionary War he 
returned to Scotland; he was from 17g0 to 1804 Lieut-Gov. of the 
Isle of Man: m. and had issue, one of whom (Col.) Claudius, an 
officer of distinction, b. rath Feb. 1791, d. toth Nov. 1875, served 
on the Niagara Frontier in 1814. 
2.—(Major-General Hon.) A!neas, second son, d. 15th Feb. 1815; 
entered the 39th Regt. as Ens. 1784; Lieut. 1787; served in the 
American Revelutionary War; Captain in the Queen’s Rangers 
1791 ; Major 1794; Lt.-Col. 1798; Major of Brigade at York 1803, 


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at Quebec 1808, and at Niagara 1810; Major-General 1811; and 
was Adjutant-General of the Canadian Militia, and second in 
command in Canada in the war of 1812, after the death of General 
Brock. He intended to settle in Long Island, New York, and 
acquired large estates there, which were confiscated by the American 
Government He arrived in the winter of 1792 in Canada, which he 
reached with a portion of the Rangers under his command by a march 
on snow shoes from New Brunswick through an uninhabited forest 
country to Montreal, and soon afterwards settled on lands near the 
town of York (Toronto), which he named Oakhill (a translation of the 
Gaelic name Tordarroch), where his primitive dwelling—such as the 
early settlers erected—remained standing, a little north-west of 
Trinity College, until about 1875; in his residence in York, the Duke 
of Kent, fatlier of Queen Victoria, was entertained when he visited 
Toronto, the house being given up for his accommodation, while the 
family occupied tents in the grounds. Was a member of the Legis- 
lative Council of Upper Canada. M. tstly, Ann, b 21st June 1776, 
d. ist Jan. 1806, dau. of Richard Gosline, of Newton, N.Y., and 
2ndly, Margaret-Hickman, dau, of Poole-Hickman England, Capt. 
47th Regt. (who survived him, and was married 2ndly to William 
Leeming, in Holy Orders, Rector of Chippawa; see note, p. 49). and 
had issue of the first marriage only, viz. : 

1,—John, Capt. Glengarry Fencibles and qgth Regt., d. unm. 

2.—Alexander, of whom below. 

3.—Charles, b. 1toth July 1786, Lieut. 52nd Regt.,d. about 1808 

killed by an accident while driving), unm. 
4 —AEneas, b. 25th May 1789, of Chinguacousy, Co. Peel, Capt. 
Glengarry Fencibles, m. and had issue 

5.—Richard, b. 16th July 1790, d. 1834, of Darlington, Co. 
Durham, Capt Royal York Rangers, m. Dorothy Shoultz (who 
survived him and was married 2ndly to David-Francis Burk), and 
had issue, viz. : 

16 —George-Shoultz, of Darlington, now of Toronto, b. 16th 
Sept. 1830, m. Istly, 1852, Jemima, d. Sept. 1860, dau. of 
Benjamin Marr, of Markham; 2ndly, 1862, Margaret, d. 
Noy. 1893, dau. of John McClung, of Bowmanville, and 
has issue, viz. 

Of the first marriage, 

1c.—William-Henry, silver minerin Utah Territory, U.S.A. 

2c.—Frank-Richard, went to Illinois, U.S.A., m. Annie 
Walters, and has issue, two sons. 


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1¢.—Harriet, m. to William Addison, and has. issue, 
Reginald, Douglas. 
2¢c.—E liza. 
And of the second marriage, 
3¢.— James: George, Barrister-at-law. 
4¢.—John-Arthur, 
3¢.—Jane-Stanton. 
4c.— May- Eloise. 
26.—Richard, of Darlington, m. Mary, dau. of Charles 
Bellwood, and has issue, viz. : 
1c.—Frederick, went to British Columbia. 
1¢.—Ida. 
2c.—Alice. 


16.—Charlotte:Elizabeth, m. to Amos Mallory, and has had 
issue: Richard ; Louisa; Annie, @.,m. to William Colville, 
and had issue. 
26.—Isabella, m. to James: Patrick Lovekin, and has had issue: 
William, d. inf. ; James; George ; Frederick ; Charles; 
Alice ; and three other daus who d. inf. 
6.—George, of whom below. 
7-—David, b. tgth July 1800, d. unm. 
1.—Isabella, b. 23rd Aug. 1787, m. to Join Powell (see Powell). 
2.—Sophia, b. 31st May 1792, d. ist Dec. 1872, was engaged to 
be married to General Sir Isaac Brock, and on his being killed at 
Queenston Heights remained unm. 
3.—Ann, b. 3rd July 1794, d. inf. 
4.—Anne, b. 29th June 1798, m. to John-Spread Baldwin (see 
Baldwin). 
5-—Charlotte-Stuart, b. rath May 1802, d. 16th Nov. 1872, m. 
to Rev. Ephraim Evans. 


6.—Mary, b. r4th Aug. 1804, m. to - 


Roulston, d.s.p. 
Alexander, above named, d. 12th Jan. 1834, Capt. 35th and 69th 
Regts. Was over 30 years in the Army, and was engaged in the follow- 
ing services: Naples 1805, Maida 1806, Egypt (Alexandria) 1807, 
Corunna 1809, Holland (capture of Flushing), and at Waterloo 
1815. M. Mary-Anne Williams, who survived him, and had issue, viz. : 
{6.—George, of Kingston and of Montreal, b. 17th June 1815, 
d. 31st July 1887, served in the 4th Incorporated Regt. of 
Militia, and in the Queen’s Rangers; served in the 


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Rebellion of 1837-38; m. Ellen, dau. of William Huson, of 

Dublin, Ireland, and had issue, viz. : 

tc. —George-Alexander, b. 24th June 1844, Lt.-Col. retired 
from roth Royal Regt. of Toronto’ (now Royal 
Grenadiers), Vice-Cousul for Hawaii; m. Marion- 
Christina, dau. of Gilbert-Tice Bastedo, Barrister- 
at-law, of Milton. 

1¢.—Ellen, b, toth July 1841, d. 18th June 1847. 

2c.—Alice-Mary, b, 28th May 1847, d. &th May 1872, unm, 

26.---John, d. unm. 

36.— David, d. unm. in California. 

46.—William, d. in California. 

56.—Charles d. unm. 

66.—Alexander, of Oakhill, Major in the Militia; went to re- 

side in Japan and d. there about 1886; m. Margaret 

Macqueen, and had issue, viz. : 

1c.—Alexander-Croft, in Holy Orders, Archdeacon of 
Tokyo, Japan, m. and has issue, 

2¢.—Duncan, of Brandon, Manitoba, twice married. 

3¢.—Charles-AEneas, C.E., of Deloraine, Manitoba, twice 
married. 

4¢.— Norman, of Deloraine, m, 

1¢.—Mary, living in Japan. 

2c.— Grace, d. young. 

3c.—Florence, d. young. 

76.—Sandy-Richard, d. young. 

86.—Aineas, d. young (drowned at Corfu in the Mediterranean.) 

16.—Mary-Anne, m. to Henry Croft, Professor in Toronto 

University, and had issue: William, living in Texas ; 
Annie, m. to Thomas-Stinson Jarvis, son of Stephen-Maule 
Jarvis (see Jarvis) ; and Mary unm. 

(Capt.) George, above named, b. 14th Oct. 1795, d. 20th Oct. 
1829 (drowned in Lake Ontario), m. Eliza Drury (who survived him 
and was m. 2ndly to Thomas-Johnston Grover, of Mosa, Co, Middle- 
sex), and had issue, viz. : 


16.—George Edward, banker in Peterborough, b. 18th Oct. 
1823, d. 28th Oct. 1880, m. 24th July 1849, Mary-Emma, 
dau. of David Thompson or ApThomas of Montreal, who 
came from Wales, and was a noted traveller and explorer 
in the North-west, and had issue, viz. : 


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of 1c.—George-Smith, b, 18th July 1850, d. 13th Jan. 1851. 

2c. —William-Paliser, b. r9th May 1856, of Winnipeg. 
d 3¢.—George-Alexander, b,. 5th Feb. 1859, d. anc Dec. 1885, | 
al unm.,, served in the Queen’s Own Rifles in the North- 4 
\- west 1885, after which he settled at Calgary. 1 
r. 4¢.—Charles Scott, b. 5th May 1861, of Chicago. 


1¢.—Georgina-Emma, d. 6th May 1884, m. to Charles 
Kempt, of Detroit, and has issue, one son, Percival. 
\, 2c. —Charlotte-Elizabeth. 
3¢.— Mary-Louise. 
4¢.—Isabel-Grover, m. to Thomas-Barker Tate. : 
16.—Anne, @., m. to William Morton, of Edinburgh, Sco., and { 1 Hk 
had issue, a dau., m. to John Mulheron, M.Dz, of Detroit, 4 i 
- U.S.A. 
t 26.—Fanny, m. to William Ward, of Detroit. 


ARMs —Quarterly, 1 and 4,—or, a lion rampt. gu., armed and 
langued az.; 2 and 3,—arg., a fir tree growing out of a mount in 
base, all ppr.; on a chief gu. charged with an augmentation of the 
Royal Standard of Scotland (or, a lion rampt. within a double tres- 
sure flory and counterflory gu.), a canton of the field, thereon a 
dexter hand fesswise couped ppr., holding a dagger, point down- 
wards, gu. Crest: A dexter hand and forearm couped, heiding a 
dagger erect, all ppr. Motto: Fide et fortitudine, a 


LOO 


OTTER. 


Tue Otters are a family numerous in the 
Kast Riding of York, and in Coies, Nottingham, 
Lincoln and Derby (Eng.). The name, which 
is Scandinavian, is anciently Ohter, Othyr, 
Ottyr, and appears in Domesday Book as Otre, 
and also in Saxon Chronicles in some one or 
other of these forms. The Canadian family 
derive descent from 

William Otter, of Welham, in the Parish of 
Clarborough, Co. Nottingham, d. in or about 
1572; m. Agnes Wordsaythe, who d. 1579, and 
had issue, three sons and three daus. The 


eldest son, 

Richard, of Welham, d. 1612; m. Elizabeth- 
——,and had issue, four sons, of whom the fourth, 

William, b. 1596, d. June 1666, was of Welham, all senior heirs 
having (apparently) failed; m. tstly Jemima, widow of -—— Pegge, or 
Peck, who d. June 1638, and had issue, one son George, who d. 
unm., and three daus.; and 2ndly, Katherine ——, and had issue, 

William, of Welham, b. 1644, d. 1720, m. Istly, Mary Robson, 
who d.s.p. May 1683; and a2ndly, Sarah Stacey, and had issue, 
three sons, of whom the eldest : 

George, of Welham, b. 1686, d. (killed while fox-hunting) Nov. 
1739;m Anne, dau. of Robert Fowe, and had issue, three sons and 
six daus., of whom the eldest son, 

Edward, of Welham (which estate he sold), b, 1724, died Sept. 
1785, in Holy Orders; Vicar of Cuckney, Co. Nottingham, and of 
Bolsover, Scarcliffe, and Upper Langwith, Co. Derby; m. Dorothy, 
dau. of John Wright, of North Anstan, Co, York, and had issue, five 
sons and three daus., of whom the fourth son was 

(Rt. Rev.) William Otter, b. 23rd Oct. 1768, d. 2oth Aug. 1840; 
in Holy Orders; Fellow and Tutor of Jesus College, Cambridge ; 
B.A. 1790; M.A. 1793; D.D. 1836; became Bishop of Chichester 
in 1836. M. Nancy-Salier, d. 12th March 1860, dau. of William 
Bruere, Chief Secretary of State and Member of the Supreme 
Council of India, and had issue, viz. : 

1.—William-Bruere, in Holy Orders, Archdeacon of Chiches- 


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ter, Vicar of Cowfield, Co. Sussex; m. Elizabeth, dau. of 
Robert Melville, H.B.M. Consulat Amsterdam, and had issue. 
2.—Alfred- William, of whom below. 
3.—Reginald-William-Ongley, d. unm. 
1.—Sophia-Marian-Frances, m. to Henry Malthus, in Holy 
Orders. 

2.—Caroline Charlotte, m. to Rt. Hon. John, Baron Romilly, 

and had issue: 

3.—Jaquiline-Elizabeth, m. to Alexander Trotter, of Dreghorn, 

Co. Midlothian, and had issue. 
4.—Maria, m. to Rt. Hon, Sir William-Milburn James, Lord 
Chief Justice of the Common Pleas, and had issue. 
5.—-Emily-Harriett, m. to Rt. Hon. Edward Strutt, Baron 
Belper, and had issue. 

ALFRED-WILLIAM Otter, above named, b. 1812, d. 25th Aug. 
1866, came to Canada in the year 1841, and settled at Goderich, Co. 
Huron, and subsequently removed to Toronto; m. Anne, dau. of 
James De la Hooke, in Holy Orders, Rector of Gravenhurst, Co. 
Bedford, Eng., and afterwards of Bayfield, Co. Huron, who m. 
Augusta Dillon, and had issue, viz. : 

ta.— William- Dillon, of whom below. 

2a.—lrederick- Watson, Ensign Queen’s Own Rifles, b. 6th 
March 1849, d. 1869, unm. | 

3a.—Harold-Charles, b. 27th Dec. 1854, m. Alice, dau. of 
Daniel Scott, of Toronto.: 

1a.—Jaqueline-Mary, m. 16th Sept. 1868, to Henry-Leach 
Henderson, son of William Henderson, of Toronto, 
whom she survives, and has had issue: Alfred-William, 
b, 26th Nov. 1869, d. 31st March 1875. 

2a.—Emily-May, m. to Alexander-David Stewart, of 
Hamilton, Mayor of that City in 1894, and has had 
issue, viz.: Beril-Blantyre, b. gth March 1884; Alfred- 
William-Otter, b. 6th Feb. 1887; Gertrude-Graham ; 
Muriel- Mildred. 

(Lt.-Col.) William-Dillon Otter, b. 3rd Dec. 1843; entered 
the Queen’s Own Rifles as a Volunteer in 1861; became Lieut. 
Dec, 1864; Captain, March 1866; Major, June 1869; Lt -Col. June 
1874. While in the Queen’s Own Rifles he served in every rank,* 


* This Corps ever since it was raised has been composed largely of gentlemen. The officers 
have, with very few exceptions, always been appointed from the non-coms, or privates of the Regt. 
There have also been many officers of other corps, and also in the Imperial Service, who have been 
privates and non-coms. in the Queen’s Own. 


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and took part in every service in which that Regt. was employed, 
including the Fenian Raids of 1866, and the action at Ridgeway, 
and was for several years Adjutant of the Regt., which also he 
commanded from May 1875 to Dec, 1883, when he was appointed 
Commandant of the Infantry School at Toronto, now the Royal 
School of Infantry and a part of the Royal Regt. of Canadian 
Infantry. Inthe North-west Rebellion of 1885 he was appointed 
to the commiid of the Ea‘.leford Column, of which his old 
Corps, the Queen's Own RKifies, was the chief part, despatched 
for the relief of Battleford, which place was reached by a march 
of 200 miles, accomplished in five and a half days. While stationed 
at that place he attacked at Cut Knife, with a small part of his 
force, a large body of Indians under Chief Poundmaker, who were 
endeavouring to effect a junction with the rebels, in which they 
were thus checked. (Medal and clasp.) Was appointed Deputy Adjt. 
Genl. of 2nd Military District, July 1886. M. Oct. 1865, Marianne, 
dau. of Rev. James Porter (d. 18th April 1874, aged 61, son of 
Rev. Edward Porter, of a family of Co, Gloucester, Eng. Arms: Ga, 
on a fesse between five falcons’ wings or, three hurts. Crest: A demi 
goat rampt. ppr.), and his wife, Agnes Dryden, and has had issue, 
one dau., 

Agnes-Anna-Edrol, m. 27th June 1893, to Edward-Lyall 
Morton, b. 26th Oct. 1866, Lieut. Oueen’s Own Rifles Aug. 18go, 
transferred to 22nd Oxford Rifles April 1893, son of Benjamin 
Morton, of Norwoodlea, East Toronto, who came to Canada in 1854 
from Co, Northumberland, Eng., and his wife, Sarah-Jane, dau. of 
Edward Patterson (of Millbrook, Co. Sligo, Ire., Capt. 31st Regt., 
which Regt. he entered in his 16th year; he served throughout the 
Peninsular War, being wounded at Corunna and at San Sebastian ; 
Crest: A pelican in her prety. Motto: Je meurs pour ceux que 
jaime.) 


Arms: Or, on a bend guttee, between two crosses pattee gu., 
three crescents of the first. Crest: Two crosses pattee surmounted by a 
crescent, gu. Mottoes: Above, Crescit eundo; beneath, Alta petimus 
(with a badge—upon a rock an otter preparing to dive into water) ; 
also, Watch. 


The arms borne in Bishop Otter’s time were: Or, on a bend gu., three crescents of the first. 
Crest: A crescent or. 


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DENISON. 


OHN DENISON, son of George Denison, of Headon, Co. York, 
J ‘Eng., b. 2oth Nov. 1755, d. 28th Oct. 1824, was Capt. in the 
and Regt. West Riding of Yorkshire (Eng.) Militia ;* came to 
Canada in 1792, and settled in York (now Toronto) in 1796. M. 
Sophia, dau. of Arthur Taylor, of Dovercourt, Harwich, Co. Essex, 
England, and had issue, viz. : 
1.—George- Taylor, of whom below. 
2.—Thomas-John, b. rst. Nov. 1786, d. 23rd Aug. 1846. 
Served in the War of 1812-1815; was engaged at Detroit and 
Queenston Heights ; also served in the Rebellion of 1837-8. Wasa 
Captain in the York Militia. M. 24th March 1817, Maria-Pilzon 
Lawrence (b. 26th Aug. 1794), and had issue : 
1a.—John-Lawrence, of Chinguacousy, Co. Peel, b. 18th June 
1818; m. 23rd Nov. 1854, Sarah Clark and had issue, viz. : 
16.—Thomas- John, b. 25th Aug. 1855. 
26.—William- Henry, b. 13th March 1857. 
36.—George- Albert, b. 1859, d. 1875. 
46.—Edwin-Charles, b. 29th April 1863. 
56.—F rederick- Walter, b. 26th March 1869. 
16.—Sarah- Maria, b. 1861, d_ 1866. 
26.—-Louisa-Delahooke. 
36.—Mary Florence. 
2a.—Thomas-tlisha, b. 9th February 1824, d. unm. 15th Aug. 
1847. 
3a.—Charles, b. 22nd Nov. 1826, m. 2oth June 1861, Mary 
Deacon, and has had issue: Charles-Walter, b. 6th July 
1871; Mary-Louisa. 
ga.-—William, b. 26th April 1830, d. roth Dec. 1830. 
5a.—Peter-George, b. oth July 1832, d. 13th Aug. 1878. 


* Two brothers, of whom Capt. Denison was one, held commissions in this Regiment together. 

Col. Fred C, Denison has in his possession an Order Book, which was the property of one of these 

officers, containing orders issued during the years 1779 and 1780, and which affords an irceresting 

icture of the inner life of an English Militia Regiment of that period. The Regiment su’»sequently 
ecame the 65th of the line. 


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6a.—Edwin-Perine, b. 5th Nov. 1835; served for many years 
in the Governor-General’s Body Guard, including the 
Fenian Raid of 1866, and retired with rank of Captain; m. 
Istly, 16th March 1870, Elizabeth, d. Dec. tgth 1871, dau. 
of John Blizard, of Peterborough; 2ndly, Harriet, d. roth 
July 1885, dau. of John Paul, of Weston, Co. York; and 
3rdly, Agnes-Smith, dau. of Robert McDougall; and. had 
issue of the first marriage, Ida-Letitia. 
1a.—-Elizabeth-Sophia, b. 9th Aug. 1819, m. to Alfred Hawkins, 
of Quebec. 
2a.—Maria-Louisa, b. 16th Oct. 1821, d. 1st July 1887, m. 1847, 
as second wife to James-Acland De la Hooke, M.D., b. 6th 
Nov. 1814, son of James De la Hooke, in Holy Orders, 
Rector of Gravenhurst, Co. Bedford, Eng., who m. Augusta 
Dillon; Surgeon Goy -Genl’s Body Guard for many years, 
including Fenian Raid; and had issue (besides three other 
sons @., and one dau.); James-Acland; Edwin-Dillon- 
Alexander ; Thomas-Deniscn-Auley. 
3.—Charles, Captain in the York Militia, served in 1812, was 
engaged at Detroit and Queenston Heights and throughout the war, 
d.s p. 
1.—Elizabeth-Sophia, m. to John-Fennings Taylor, Chief Clerk 
to the Leg. Ass’y of Prov. of Can., and afterwards to the Senate of 
Canada, and had issue, viz 
1a.—Arthur-John, @., named below, p. 106. 
2a.—George- Alexander-Denison, of the Civil Service at Ottawa, 
m. and has issue. 
3a.—Albert, unm. 
ta.—Maria, unm. 
(Lt.-Col.) George-Taylor, of Bellevue,* Toronto, named above, 
b. 29th Dec. 1783, d. 18th Dec. 1853, Lieut.-Col. of Militia, 
served in the war of 1812, with the rank of Capt. Was com- 
missioned to raise a troop of Light Dragoons in 1822, which served 
under his command (rank of Major) in 1837, having then the desig- 
nation of the ‘* Queen’s Light Dragoons.’’ This corps was reduced 
in 1839, but was immediately re-organizec. by its officers as a volun- 


* Still occupied by the family ; then in the middle of a large farm, but now in the heart of 
a densely populated district. The house is remarkable as being built with four sides, facing due 
north, south, east and west, the only house in Toronto so built, except perhaps one other, the old 
Hospital on the corner of King and John Sts., not now in existence. Denison Avenue and Square 
and Bellevue Avenue and Place bear names of the family and of this residence. 


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teer corps, and has since then continued, although differently consti- 
tuted from time to time, and has been continuously commanded, and 
to a great extent officered, by members of the Denison Family, 
being at times popularly known as ‘ Denison’s Horse.” In 1866 it 
had conferred upon it the designation ‘“ The Governor-General’s 
Body Guard for Upper Canada,” which was changed after the 
change of the name of the province to “ G. G. B. G. for Ontario.” 
Was Alderman of Toronto in the first year of its incorporation as a 
city (1834), and every year thereafter successively until 1843. M. 
Istly, 1806, Esther-Borden,* dau and only surviving child of Richard 
Lippincott (b. 2nd Jan. 1745, d. 1826, UW.E.L,, a native of Shrews- 
bury, New Jersey, and Capt. in the Army in the American Revo- 
lutionary War, after which he settled in Vaughan, Co. York: he 
m. 4th March 1770, Esther, dau. of Jeremiah Borden, of Borden- 
town, New Jersey, and Esther his wife), andly, Harriet Taylor, of 
London, Eng.; 3rdly, Eliza Todd, widow, nee Caldwell; 4thly, 
Maria-Priscilla Coates. and had issue, viz. : 
Of the first marriage, 
1@ —Richard-Lippincott, ot Dovercourt, of whom below. 
2a.—George- Taylor, of Rusholme, of whom below. 
3a.—Robert-Brittain, of Bellevue, of whom below. 
And of the third marriage, 
4a.—Charles-Leslie, of Brockton, Toronto, b. 21st Aug. 1841, 
Alderman of Toronto for several years ; was cornet in Deni- 
son’s Troop 1861, and Lieut. in the same year and until 1865 ; 
m. Istly, Margaret-Ann Coates, and 2ndly, Sarah Fisher, 
and has had issue, viz.: of the first marriage, Margaret- 
Eliza d., and of the second marriage, John, Leslie-Fisher, 
and Margaret-Heler. 
la.—Sophia, b. 30th March 1809, d. 21st Jan. 1862; m. to 
William Coates, and had issue, Viz: 
16 —-John-Denison, b. 3rd April 1832, d. unm. 1857. 
26..-George-Thomas, b. rst Noy, 1833, living in U.S.A.; 
m. 1852, Martha-Jane Lymburner, and had issue, viz.: 
William-Hadley, b. 1855, m. Emmeline Bennett ; 
Cyrenius- Merritt, b. 1857; Charles-Edward, b. 1861 ; 
George- Percival, b. 1863; Robert-Alison, b. 1864; Har- 
old-Oliver, b. 1866; Marcus-Osgoode, b. 1867; John- 


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Nelson, b. 1869, d. 1871; Walter-Edgar, b. 1877; 
Sophia- Maria, b. 1854, d. 1864; Mary-Jane, b. 1859, m. 
1878, to Charles-A. Healy; Anne-Amelia; Martha ; 
Clara-Melitia. 
2a —Mary, b. 26th Aug. 1818, d. 4th April 1851; m. to John- 
Fennings Taylor, nephew of John-Fennings Taylor above 
named, and had issue: 
16.--George-Denison, b. 1849, unm. 
16.—Harriett-Esther, m. 1860, to Frederick Kingstone, of 
Montreal, and has had issue: Frederick-Fennings, 
b. 1863, @.; Charles-Burrard, b. 1867; Mary-Francis ; 
Aimee- Esther. 
26.—Mary-Elizabeth-Sophia, m. 1870, to John-Mortimer 
Courtney, of Ottawa, Dept. Minister of Finance, and 
has issue: Reginald-Mortimer, b. 12th Aug. 1871 
3a.—Georgina- Taylor, b. 1837, m. to Charles Sims, and ds.p. 


DENISON OF DOVERCOURT. 


(Lt.-Col.) Richard-Lippincott Denison of Dovercourt,* Toronto, 
eldest son of (first) George- Taylor Denison, b. 13th June 1814, d. roth 
March 1878. Was Lieut. in the Queen’s Light Dragoons, 1832 to 
1837, and Capt. (commanding) in 1838, afterwards Major, and sub- 
sequently Lieut.-Col. of 4th Batt. Toronto Militia. Was Alderman 
of Toronto 1876 and 1878. M. Susan-Maria Hepburn, of Chippawa 
(who was previously married to John-Smith Macklem, and had of that 
marriage one dau., Helen, m. to Arthur-John Taylor, @., son of 
John-Fennings Taylor first above named), and had issue, viz.: 
16.—Richard-Lippincott, of Toronto, b. 27th Aug. 1838, m. 
Helen-Jane, dau. of John Turquand, M.D., of Woodstock, 
Co. Oxford, and has issue: Frank; John-Turquand; Mary- 
Priscilla, m. to William Boyd, son of Gen. Boyd, of 
Cheltenham, Eng., and has issue: Ethel; Louisa; Harriet- 
Kate. 

26.—William-George, of Winnipeg, b. 21st Aug. 1844, da. M., 
21st June 1860, Esther-Mary McCormick (see McCormick) 
and had issue: William-Claude, b. 1st June 1871; Ada- 
Maria, @.; Mary; Emma-Shanly; Nora. 


* This name is borne by Dovercourt Road, \aid out through it, and Dovercourt Village, the 
earlier part of which stands on the lands formerly attached to the residence. 


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3¢.—John-George, of Winnipeg, b. 30th Dec. 1846, m. Mary, 
dau. of Thomas Wright, M.D , of Birmingham, Eng., and 
has issue: Percival-George, b. 11th Aug. 1874; Richard- ay 
Lionel, b. 30th Jan. 1879; Eveline-Mary; Violet; Kathleen- ay 
Maria; Hilda-Victoria. 
46.—Alfred-Ernest, of Toronto, b. roth March 1850, m. Grace- 
Elizabeth, dau. of Francis-William Sandys, in Holy Orders, Fe 
D.D., Archdeacon of Huron*, authoress of ‘A Happy F 
Holiday,” and of numerous contributions to periodical | 
publications. | 
56.—Edwin-Oliver, Banker, of Minnedosa, Manitoba, b. 23rd 
Oct. 1852, m. Mary, dau. of Alexander Latimer, of Welland, a 
and has issue: Alexander-Latimer, b. 17th Aug. 1884; i 
Richard; and two other sons; Kathleen-Maria-Hepburn ; i 
Mary-Denison; Ellen-Shannon. ay 
66.—Herbert-Francis, sometime 5f Calgary, Alberta, now of cal 
Vernon, BC., b. 22nd Jan. 1855, m. Grace- Burton Wood, i 
and has issue: Herbert-Richard, b. 1889; Norman, b. 1891; 
Blanche 
76.—Arthur-Richard, Architect, of Toronto, b. 20th Jan. 1857, 
m. 15th June 1881, Helen-Louisa, dau. of George-Alex- 
ander Stewart, C.E. (see McCormick), and has had issue : ey 
Walter-Lippincott, b. 1882, d. young; Cecil-Hepburn ; healt 
Gladys-Stewart, d. inf. 
86. —Albert-Edward, of Toronto, b. 11th Aug. 1860, unm. 
16.--Esther-Lippincott, m. istly, to Hugh-Christopher Thom- 
son, of Toronto, b. 1821, d. 1877, son of Edward-William 
Thomson and Maria Terry, his wife; and 2ndly, as second 
wife, to Arthur Armstrong, of Lloydtown, Co. York, son of 
Col. Arthur Armstrong [Arms: Quarterly ; 1 and 4, arg., 
wsuing from the sinister side a dexter arm habited gu., the 
hand grasping the trunk of an oak tree eradicated and 
broken at the top, ppr.; 2 and 3. arg., three pallets, az. 
Crest: An arm vambraced, embowed, the hand grasping 
the broken trunk of an oak tree eradicated, all ppr. Motto: 
Invictus maneo]; and has issue of the first marriage only, 


re eas 3 nents bua rac! Srueaeninan i ana 


* Archdeacon Sandys. b. 28th Feb. 1815, d. 5th March 1894, was theson of a Capt. in the army ; 
he came to Canada in 1848; was Incumbent and Rector of Chatham, Co. Kent, for over 45 
years; Archdeacon 1865. M. 16th Nov. 1852, Elizabeth-A.-B. Moeran, dau. of Edward Moeran, of 
Cork, Ire., and had issue: Francis Edward, of New York, U.S.A. ; Edward-W., of New York, U,S.A,; 
Benjamin, of Alton, Illinois; Grace-Elizabeth, above named : Frances, m. to Yates, of Chicagc, 
US.A.; Lucy. 


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viz.: Hugh-Christopher; Florence-Esther; Grace-Maria- 
Lippincott. 
DENISON OF RUSHOLME. 


(Col.) George- Taylor Denison, of Rusholme,* Toronto, second 
son of (first) George- Taylor Denison, b. 17th July 1816, d. 30th May 
1873. Was Lieut. in the Queen’s Light Dragoons in 1838, Capt. 
1846, Major 1850, Lt.-Col. 1853, commanding ‘“ Ist Regt. York 
Light Dragoons,” of which the Denison Troop was the basis ; in 
1856 he organized a field battery, now the Toronto Field Battery, 
and also organized the Queen’s Own Rifles; was gazetted Col. in 
1860, and was appointed commandant of the 5th and 1oth Military 
Districts, which appointment he held until his death. Was Alderman 
of Toronto in 1843, and each year thereafter until 1849, and again 
in 1853. M. Mary-Anne, dau. of Jeremiah-Wilkes Dewson, Lieut. 
35th and 15th Regts ,f and had issue, viz. : 

16.—(Lt.-Col.) George-Taylor, of Heydon Villa, Toronto, b. 

3ist Aug. 1839, Barrister-at-law ; Alderman of Toronto 
1865 to 1867; Police Magistrate of Toronto since 1877 ; 
Lieut.-Col. commanding Goy.-Genl’s Body Guard, which 
(then ‘* Denison’s. Troop’’) he entered as Cornet in 1855, 
and commanded as Captain in 1857. In 1866 he com- 
manded, as Lieut.-Col., the troop when called out for active 
service on the occasion of the Fenian Raids, and for some 
time stationed on the Niagara frontier. The corps being 
increased to a squadron,} was again actively employed under 
his command (from which he had fora time retired) in 
the North-west Rebellion in 1885, being entrusted with 
the important duty of holding the main line of communica- 
tion, some 200 miles in length, between General Middleton’s 
force and the base of operations; (medal). In 1868 Lt.-Col. 
Denison published in England a work upon ‘‘ Modern 
Cavalry,” which attracted much attention, and was trans- 
lated into German, Russian and Hungarian; and _ after- 
wards in 1877, published a ‘‘ History of Cavalry,” which 
secured the first prize of 5,000 roubles from the Russian 
Government in competition with works upon the same sub- 
ject by other writers; this also has been translated into 


* From which Rusholme Road is named, 
+ Dewson Street bears her name. 
t To which two more troops have since been added. 


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Russian, German and Hungarian. M. tstly, Caroline, dau. 
of Olivers Tiffany Macklem, of Niagara Falls, Co, Welland, 


she d. 26th Feb. 1885 ; and andly, Helen-Amanda, dau. of 


James Mair, of Perth, Ontario; and has had issue, viz. : 


Of the first marriage : 


Ic. —George-Taylor, b. 12th Nov. 1869, Lieut. Gov.-Genl’s 
Body Guard. 

2c.—Oliver-Macklem, b. 7th Aug. 1874, Lieut. 7th Fusiliers 
(London, Ontario). 

3¢.—Garnet- Wolseley, b. 8th Sept. 1876. 

1¢—Mary-Anne, m. toth April 1890, to William-Harris 
Dunsford (see Dunsford), 

2c. —Caroline-Adelaide, m. roth April 1888, to Alexander- 
Mainwaring-Morris Kirkpatrick (see Kirkpatrick). 

3¢.—Julia-Ann, m. toth April 1890, to William Nattress, 


M.D., Surgeon 2nd Queen’s Own Rifles (son of 


Thou is Nattress, of Clairville, Co. Peel, of a family 

formerly of Chester-le-street, Co. Durham, Eng.), served 

in the North-west 1885, (medal). 
And of the second marriage : 
Elsie-Margaret, b 23rd Dec. 1888, d. oth July 180. 
5¢.—-Helen-Clare. 
(Lt.-Col.) Frederick-Charles, of Rusholme, C.M.G , Fellow 
Royal Historical Society, Barrister-at-law, b 22nd Noy. 
1846; entered ‘‘ Denison’s Horse” as Cornet in 1865, and 
has served continuously in that corps to the present time; 
Lieut 1868 ; Capt. 1872; Major 1876; Lt -Col. 1884; was 
Orderly Officer to General Wolseley in the Red River expe- 
dition in 18705 commanded the Canadian Voyageurs in the 
Soudan (Egypt) war in 1884-5, and was present at the 
Battle of Kerbekan under General Earle (medal and two 
clasps) ; was Alderman of Toronto 1879, and four years sub- 
sequently; is M.P. for West Toronto M 22nd April 1874, 
Julia-Abigail, dau of SHES: liffany Macklem, above named, 
and has had issue, viz. 


F bedediele Contiohan: b. 5th July 1875. 


Meena R.N., b. 3rd June 1878, 
3¢.—Edgar-Street, b. 13th Aug. 1879. 
4c.—Victor-Edward, b. 13th Dec. 1882 
5¢.—Gordon-Cyril, b. 30th March 1885. 


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6c._-Egerton-Boyer, b. 6th Feb. 1887. 
1¢.-Jessie-Florence. 
2c.--Dora-Louise. 

36.—Henry-Tyrwhitt, b. 29th Jan. 1849, m 7th Oct. 1869, 
Athalinda-Victoria Spencer, and has had issue, viz. : 
t¢.—Horace-Porter-Biddle, b 26th Aug. 1870. 
2c.—Louis- Lippincott. 
1¢c.—Athalinda- Victoria. 

46 —Clarence-Alfred-Kinsey, b. gth April 1851, Barrister-at- 
law, Capt. and Brevet Major, Governor-General’s Body 
Guard, which he entered as Cornet 1872; m. Harriet 
Wallbridge, and has issue, viz : Walter-Wallbridge, b. 27th 
Aug. 1879; May. 

56.—John, b. 25th May 1853, Lieut. R.N., m. Florence Led- 
gard, and has issue, viz.: John-Ledgard ; Bertram , Audrey. 

66.—Septimus-Julius-Augustus, b. 3rd Sept. 1859, Major South 
Staffordshire Regt. ; was Alderman of Toronto 1884 and 
1885; m. Minnie Lowe, and has had issue: Maude ; 
Dorothy. 

76. -Egerton-Edmund-Augustus, b. 25th Dec. 1860; d. 8th July 
1886, unm ; was Capt. South Staffordshire Regt. 

16.—Esther- Borden. 

26.—Elizabeth- Mary, m. April 1878, to Joseph-Martin Delamere, 
Major Queen’s Own Rifles, and of the Ontario Civil Ser- 
vice, son of Dawson Delamere, who came to Canada from 
Ireland, where the family had been settled for three gener- 
ations, being a branch of an ancient English family [ARms: 
Or, a chevron az. Crest: A dexter arm embowed vambraced, 
wielding a sword ppr Motto: Virtute et valore], and has 
had issue: Dawson-George, b. June 1879, d. 1886; 
Thomas-Gillmor, b, 13th Feb. 1883 ; Eva-Mary. 


DENISON OF BELLEVUE. 


(Lt.-Col.) Robert-Brittain Denison of Bellevue, third son of 
(first) George-Taylor Denison, b. 24th April 1821. Entered * Deni- 
son’s Troop” as Cornet 1843, and was Capt. of the troop from 
1853 to 1856, when he was transferred to command of a Foot 
Artillery Company; Major 1857; commanded Toronto Field Bat- 
tery 1857; transferred to Queen’s Own Rifles 1861; appointed 
Brigade Major i1oth Mil. Dist. 1862; Lt.-Col. 1866; was placed 
in command of a Provisional Battalion stationed at Clifton in 


I1il 


1866 (Fenian Raid); Dept’y Adj’t-Gen’l 1881 to 1886; was Alder- 
man of Toronto in 1848 and 1849. M. Istly, 14th May 1845, 
Emily-Anne, dau. of John-Horace Winn, of London, Eng., and 
andly, 5th Sept. 1870, Eliza, dau. of Joseph-Steere Browne, and 
has had issue of the first marriage only, viz. : 
16, —George-Shirley, Merchant in Montreal, b. 17th May 1846, 
d. 25th April 1876; m. 7th Sept. 1869, Julia- Isabella, dau. 
of Abraham Jordan, in H.O., and adopted dau. of Sir Adam 
Wilson, of Toronto, and had issue: 
1¢.—John-Shirley, Barrister-at-law, b. 2nd July 1870. 
2¢c.—Wilson-Graeme, b. 2nd Sept. 1873. 
I¢.—Emily-Fanny. 
2c.—Beatrice- Helen. 
26.—Robert-Evelyn, Banker, b. 16th March 1858, m, 28th 
Oct. 1885, Georgina-Wise, dau. of Samuel-W. Horni- 
brook, of Dunnville, “Co. Haldimand, and has had issue : 
Madeleine-Grace ; Dorothy. 
36.—Clement, b. 18th Jan. 1861, d. 2nd May 1888, m. Ist Oct. 
1883, Augusta-Sheffield. dau. of Martin Dunsford (see 
Dunsford), and had issue: Clement-Martin, b. rst Sept. 
1844; Elsie-Winn. 
46 —James-Beverley, b. 25th Jv ‘e 1862, d. 27th Aug. 1862. 
5¢.—Reginald, Banker, b, rgth Oct. 1863, m. 24th Feb. 1891, 
Sophia-Frances, dau. of Robert-Gladstone Dalton, and has 
issue: Reginald-Hugh. 
66 —Francis-Napier, Electrical Engineer, b. tgth April 1866. 
16.—Emily-Jane, b. 4th April 1848, d. 26th June 18409. 
26 —Ellen-Louisa, b. 4th May 1850, d. 11th Sept. 1888, unm. 
36. —Mary-Elizabeth, b. 27th Aug. 1852, d. 22nd Dec. 1881, 
unm. 
46.—Emily, b. roth April 1854, d. 7th Dec. 1854. 
5¢.—Laura-Kate, b. 21st Nov. 1855, d. 23rd Aug. 1892, m. rrth 
Nov. 1880, to James Browne, of Toronte, son of the above 
named Joseph-Steere Browne, d.s.p. 
66 —-Edith-Minnie. 


Arms: Arg. a bend sa between an unicorn's head erased gu. in 
chief and a cross crosslet fitched of the last in base. Crest: Anarm 
in bend couped, habited az. cuff arg., the hand ppr. pointing to an 
estovle or. Motto: Perseverando. 


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DUNSFORD. 


HE Dunsford family* derive descent from a line of Saxon 
Thanes, who, according to Domesday Book, held large estates 
in Co, Devon, near Exeter, in the time of King Edward, of 

which they were dispossessed by the Conqueror, with the exception 
of a small portion, which Saulf, son of Elsi, of Dunesforde, was 
allowed to retain, probably consisting partly of what is now the 
Village and Parish of Dunsford near Exeter. The family have con- 
tinued in Co. Devon from that time to the present day, but details of 
their history have been preserved only from Kobert Dunsford, of 
Bagmoore, Bradninch, b. temp. Henry VII., d. gth April 1566, 
leaving a son, 

Robert, of Bagmoore, who d. 8th April 1631, leaving a son, 

Martin, of Bagmore, who d. 1st Aug. 1662, having had issue, viz. : 

1.—Martin, of whom below. 

2.—Thomas, b. 8th March 1634, d. June 1719, who had issue, 

Thomas, who d.s.p., and two daus. 

3.—Robert, d. Oct. 1679, had issue, six sons and two daus. 

4 —Henry, d. Oct. 1706, m. Austice Skynner, of Tiverton, and 

had issue, four sons and two daus. 

Martin, above named, of Tiverton, Co. Devon, of which town this 
was for several generations a principal family, several of them having 
served as mayor, and in other public offices; they carried on the manu- 
tacture of serge (being the principal industry in that town) from about 
1650 to 1770, when the French wars ruined the business ; d. 17th April 
1716; m. 15th May 1657, Marie Squyer, of Caverleigh, and had 
issue, viz. : 

1.—John, b. 15th May 1658, had issue, one dau. 

2.—Martin, in Holy Orders, of Kingsbridge, b. 8th June 1662, 


*Among members of a junior branch of this family were Gen’! Sir Henry-Frederick Dunsford, 
who served through the Indian Mutiny, and d. at St. Helen's, Jersey, 31st Jan. 1887, and his son 
Capt. William-George Dunsford, who was killed by Dacoits at Salen, in Burmah, 12th June 1886. 
Of another branch was William-Henry Dunsford, J.P., of Ashley Court, Tiverton, who d. 1891. 
Also Harris Dunsford, M.D., of London, d. 17th June 1847, who was the author of several medical 
works, one of which he dedicated by permission to H. M. Queen Adelaide, by whom he was con- 
sulted professionally on several occasions ; he was alsocalled upon to attend the then King of Prussia, 


FORTUNA) 


Dunsford. 


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d, 1713, had issue (besides a son and two daus. who d.s.p.), 
Thomas, b. 1701, d 1761, who had issue, one dau. 

3.— Thomas, of whom below. 

1.—Marie, b. 28th May 1660, 

2.—Anne, m. to Henry Redwood, 

3.—Lydia, m. to Francis Lake. 

Thomas, named above, of Tiverton, Serge Manufacturer, b. 
22nd March 1665, d. 31st Jan. 1735. He went with others to 
Exeter to welcome the Prince of Orange on his arrival in England. 
M. 30th Sept. 1690, Elizabeth, b. 15th March 1667, d. 6th Nov. 
1740, dau. of Edward Manly of Tiverton, and had issue, Viz. : 

1.—Thomas, of whom below. 
2,—James, d.s.p. 
3.—Martin, Serge Manufacturer, b. 8th March 1710, d. 30th 
Oct. 1763, m. 2nd Sept. 1736, Ann, b. 2nd Nov. 1713, dau. 
of George Stone of Taunton, and had issue: Martin, b. 2nd 
Feb. 1744, d. 13th March 1807, who wrote a history of 
Tiverton, and another son and two daus. 

1.—Elizabeth, b. 26th July 1700, d. 29th Jan 1787, m. 28th Jan. 
1724, to William French of Morehampstead. 

2.—Lydia, d s.p. 

3.—Joon, b. 14th Oct. 1708, m. to Francis Raddon of Prose, 
Sto kdand, Co. Dorcet. 

Thomas, above named, Serge Manufacturer, b. 31st Oct. 1702, 
d. 1754; m. 1724, Rebecca Jackson (d. 1759) of Moretonhampstead, 
and had issue, viz. : 

1.—-Martin, d.s.p. 

2,—Thomas, of Moreton, m. Susanna Mardon, and had issue: 

Thomas, b. 18th May 1773, d. 21st June 1775, and Susanna, 
b. 20th Nov. 1777, m. to Thomas White. 


3.—James, of whom below. 
4.—Samuel, d. 1802, who had a dau., Elizabeth, m. to Chris- 
topher Flood. 
5.—Abraham. 6.—Clement. 7.—John. 8.—William. 
1.—Elizabeth. 
James, above named, Serge Manufacturer, b. 1727, d. 1799; m. 
1751, Catharine Adams, zee Newman, of Exeter, and had issue, viz. : 


1.—James, of whom below. 
2.—William-Newman, d. Sept. 1825. 


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Saas, IRATE a a ee bis 


114 
7 3.—Martin, of Ashburton, m. 1787, Elizabeth Symons of Coffins- 
well. 
1.—Catharine. 2.—Elizabeth. 
view James, above named, of Oxford, b. 8th Jan. 1757, d. 23rd Jan 
tees 1827, m. 7th April 1783, Catharine-Sophia, d. z1st Aug. 1847, dau. 


of John-E. Jacquery of Exeter, who came to Eng. from Switzerland, 
and had issue, viz. : 


1.—William-Besley, of Swindon, Co. Wilts, b. 5th Nov. 1784, 


is d. 2oth July 1845, m. 20th May 1817, Elizabeth, dau. of 
. James Lyde, M.D., of Hay, Co. Bre on, and had issue, five 
‘ sons and two daus. 
ne 2.—James-Harticy, of whom below. 

en 3.—Emilius-Morton, d. young. 

1.—Marianne, d. 22.1d Sept. 1843, m. 17th Nov. 1812, to Richard- 

° Wheeler Crowdy, Barrister-at-law, of Farringdon, Co. 

Berks, son of James Crowdy the elder of Highworth, Co. 

a Wilts, and had issue, Arthur, of Belle sley Hall, Co. War- 


wick, and George, of Farringdon, who m. a dau. of James 
Crowdy the younger of Highworth, Depy. Lieut. and J. P. 
2.—-Catharine, b. 6th May 1794, d. 26th Jan. 1819, unm. 
James-Hartcey, above named, b. 2nd Feb. 1786, d. June 1852, in 
Holy Orders, of Slymbridge, Co. Gloucester; was Rector of Friethern 
and Vicar of Frampton, Co. Gloucester, and J.P.; came to Canada 
in 1839 at the suggestion of his sons, James- Wicks and Hartley, who 
oe had emigrated in the previous year, and settled first on Sturgeon 
Lake, and subsequently at Peterborough, Co. Peterborough. Hem. 
Mary, d. 6th March 1865. dau. of James Crowdy the elder * of High- 
worth, Co. Wilts, and had issue, viz. : 
1.—James-Wicks, b. 7th Jan. 1814, d. 1st Nov. 1882, of Lind- 
say, Co. Victoria, sometime Captain in the Militia, M.P.P. 
for Victoria 1864-5, Police Magistrate of Lindsay. M. rst, 
- Nov. 1860, Mary-Clarissa-Josephine, b. 23rd Aug. 1837, 
; dau. of Claude-Buck Toker, Lieut. R.N., of Co. Kent, Eng., 
Pag and had issue, viz. : 
1a —Henry- Toker, b. 21st Aug. 1872, d. 24th Nov. 1872. 
2a.—Winnifred, m. 3rd June 1891, to James-George 


: * Admiral Charles Crowdy, who served under Lord Nelson, and was present at several of his 
battles, was a brother of Mrs James-tiurtley Dunsford, 


2 


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Edwards of Lindsay, son of James Edwards of Peter- 
borough, and has had issue: Nora-Winnifred ; Phyllis- 
Josephine. 

3a.—Florence ; 4a.— Josephine; 5a.— Catharine; 6a.— 
Eleanor ; 7a.—Rose-Kathleen ; 8a.—Mary. 

2.—Hartley, b. 2nd May 1815, d. 6th January 1891 ; Capt. in 

the Militia, Registrar of Deeds for Co. Victoria; m. 26th 

Oct. 1842, Catharine-Mary, d. 23rd April 1893, dau. of 

Charles Rubidge, Capt. R.N., Registrar of Deeds, Co. 

Peterborough, and had issue, viz. : 

1a.—Maurice, b. 14th July 1843, J.P., of Morden, Manitoba ; 
m, 5th June 1872, Amy-Jane, dau. of Judge Boucher, 
of Cobourg, and has issue, Hartley-James-Boucher, b. 
23rd March 1873. 

2a.-—Charles-Rubidge, b. 27th Nov. 1847, Manager Union 
Bank of Canada at Morden, Manitoba; m. 6th Sep. 
1870, Jane, dau. of Henry MacDermott, Barrister-at- 
Law, of Goderich, Co. Huron, and has issue: Hartley, 
b. 8th June 1875 ; Charles-Rubidge b. 24th March 1881 ; 
Catharine- Mary. 

James-Hartley, b. 26th June 1852, Post Master of 
Morden, Man., m. 1875, Sarah-Jane, dau. of Matthew 
Musgrave of Howick, Quebec, and has issue: Ernest- 
Musgrave, b. gth June 1879; Charles-Muserave, b. 
12th Sept. 1892; Mary - Mabel- Musgrave; Helen- 
Musgrave ; Phyllis-Adelaide. 

4a.—John-Langton, b. gth Sept. 1857, of Columbus, Ohio, 
m. 11th Oct. 1882, Emeline-Margaret Clark, and has 
issue: John-Rubidge, b. 2oth Aug. 1883; Ensor-Ru- 
bidge, b. 21st Aug. 1887; Ernlis-Rubidge, b. 22nd Nov. 
1889; Marearet-Clark. 

1a.—Mary - Catharine, m. gth Sept. 1869 to John-Thomp- 
son-Henderson McEwen of Stirling, Scot., son of John 
McEwen. 


37. 


2a.—Margaret-Rosamund, m. tstly to Theodore-Bold Cle- 
menti, d. 25th March 1882, C. E, of Peterborough, son 
of Vincent Clementi, in H.O.; andly, 9th Sept. 1892, 
to Thomas-Charles Till of Gnosal, Co. Stafford, Eng. 

3a.—Henrietta-Maud, m. 21st March 1882, to Bernard- 
Marmaduke Lloyd, son of Charles Lloyd, in H.O., of 


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Chalfont, St. Giles, Eng., and his wife Caroline-Alice, 
dau. of Charles Sheffield, in H.O., son of Sir Robert 
Sheffield, Bart., and has issue: Leonard-Rubidge, b. 
17th April 1890 ; Violet-Alicia. 
4a.—Elizabeth-Caroline, m. 11th Aug. 1874, to John-Augus- 
tus Barron of Lindsay, Barrister-at-Law, O.C., some- 
time M.P., son of Frederick-William Barron, Principal 
of Upper Canada College, Toronto, and has had issue : 
Frederick-William-Gore, b. 19th Sep. 1878; John- 
Augustus, b. 29th March 1894; Eleanor-Rubidge ; 
Eleanor-Thompson, d. inf.; Jane-Theodora; Mary- 
Alice-Augusta. 
5a.—Alice-Augusta, b. 11th Dec. 1856, d. 15th Nov. 1892, 
m. gth March 1878, to Cyril-Hope Lloyd, son of above 
Charles Lloyd, and has issue: Digby-Sheffield, b. 30th 
July 1883; Geoffrey, b. 27th June, 1887; Hartley- 
Dunsford, b. 7th Dec. 1889; Muriel-Hope; Ruth; 
Kate-Rubidge. 
3.—Henry, d. unm. 
4.—George, b. 4th Aug. 1821, of Peterborough, Barrister-at-Law, 
sometime Lieut. in the Militia, m. 18th Oct. 1881, Clara- 
Howard dau. of John Gamble, of Peterborough. 
5.—Martin, b. 14th Dec. 1827, d. 4th May 1867, of Peter- 
borough and Lindsay, Barrister-at-Law, formerly an Officer 
in the Militia; m. 17th Sept. 1856, Emma-Augusta, dau. of 
Thomas-David McCormick of Niagara (see McCormick), 
and had issue, viz.: 
1a.—Henry-John-Vincent, b. 22nd June 1857, d. 15th July 
1858. 
2a.—William-Harris, b. 20th July 1863, of Toronto, m. 10th 
April 1890, Mary-Anne, dau. of Lt.-Col. George-Tay- 
lor Denison (see Denison), and has issue: Martin, b. 
12th Jan. 1892; Sydney-Jarvis, b. 24th Nov. 1893. 
1a.—Augusta-Sheffield, m. tstly, 1st Oct. 1883, to Clement 
Denison (see Denison), who d. 20th May 1888, and had 


‘ issue: Clement-Martin, and Elsie-Winn; and andly, 
t1th Aug. 1890, to Ernest-Eyres Pepler of Birmingham, 
Eng., son of James Pepler, of Toronto, and has issue: 
Emma-Bey. 


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2a.—Minnie-Arabella, m. 7th September 1886, to James- 
Tower Boyd, of Toronto, son of James-Tower Boyd of 
Ceylon, who was son of George-Hay Boyd of Aberdeen, 
Sco., [Arms, as Boyd below] and has issue: Norman- 
Selby, b, 18th July 1887; Errol-James-Dunsford, b. 
2and Nov. 1891; Dorothy-Agnes. 
3a.—Marion, d. inf. 
4a.—Amy-Edith, d. inf. 
1.—Augusta-Agnes, b. 17th Aug. 1816, d. 20th Sept. 1855, m. 
27th Oct. 1845, to Henry-Thomas Wickham, son of John 
Wickham, J.P., of Batcombe, Co. Somerset, Eng., and 
Catharine Brickdale his wife [Arms: Arg. two chevrons sa 
betw. three roses gu. seeded or, barbed vert. Crest: a 
bull’s head sa. armed or, charged on the neck with two chev- 
rons arg. Motfo: Manners makyth man.’ (See Burke’s 
Landed Gentry, ‘ Wickham of Horsington.”), and had issue: 
1a.—Henry-John, b. 5th June 1848, sometime Lieut. R NS 
now Batrister-at-Law, of Toronto, m. 14th Dee. 1876, 
Isabella-Florence-Mary Pillsworth,, and had issue: 
Rhoda - Blanche- Brickdale, accidentally drowned in 
Lake Rosseau, Muskoka, 30th July 1888. 
2a.—Philip-Duncan, d. young. 
1a.—Agnes-Mary, m. 16th Oct. 1866, to James-Mathews 
Dowding, son of Charles-James Dowding of Chippen- 
ham, Co. Wilts, Eng., [Crest, a@ demi lion rampant, 
holding in his dexter paw a cross crosslet fitched.\and has 
had issue: Frederick-Henry, b. 4th Oct. 1867 ; Charles- 
Edwyn, b. 25th Feb. 1870 ; John-Percival, b. 17th Nov. 
1876; James-Arthur-Wickham, b. rith May 1881; 
Katharine-Rebecca, b. roth Nov. 1868, d. gth December 
1888, unm. 
2a.—Rhoda-Lucia- Maria, d. unm. 
2.—Rosamund, d. unm. 
3.—Adelaide-Louisa, d. unm. 


4.—Lydia, b. 2nd April 181g, d. 30th Dec. 1887, m. 8th May 
1845, to John Langton, who d. 1oth March 1894, son of 
Thomas Langton of Co. Lancaster, Eng. [Arms: Arg. three 
chevrons gu. a canton vair. Crest: An eagle displayed with 
two heads vert, charged on the breast with a trefoil or. Motto: 
Loyal au mort); he came to Canada in 1833 and settled 


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in Co. Peterborough, for which he was sometime M.P.P.; 
was Auditor-General of Canada from 1856 to 1878; was 
Vice-Chancellor of the University of Toronto, 1856 to 1861, 
and laid the foundation stone of the University Building ; 
was Lieut.-Col. in the Militia; and had issue, viz. : 

1a.—Thomas, b. 5th May 1849, Barrister-at-Law,« Tor- 


onto, m. rith Jan. 1882, Laura, dau. of Sir Oliver 
Mowat, Prime Minister in Ontario, and has had issue: 
Banastre, b. Feb. 1894, d. Aug. 1894. 


2a,—Henry-Stephen, b. 15th June 1851, d. 13th July 1887. 
3a.—William-Alexander, b. 8th June 1854. 


4a.—John, b 29th Aug. 1857. ; All of Toronto. 
5a.—Hugh-Hornby, b. 2gth Aug. 1862.) 
1a.—Ellen, 


2a —Mary-Agnes. 

5.—Caroline, b, 1820, d. 12th Sept. 1857, m. to Mossom Boyd, 
who d. 24th July 1883, of Bobcaygeon, Co. Victoria, Cap- 
tain in the Militia, son of Gardiner Boyd, Capt. H.E.I.C.S. 
(Arms: Az. a fess cheguy or and gu. Crest: A dexter hand 
erect but having the third and fourth fingers turned down, 
pphr.|; he came to Canada cir. 1840; and had issue, viz. : 


1a.—Gardiner, b. 7th jan. 1845, of Toronto, m. Emma, 


dau. of Ward-Hamilton Bowlby, Barrister-at-Law, of 

Berlin, Co. Waterloo, and has had issue: Mossom- 
Gardiner ; Olive-Mary ; Gladys. 

Mossom-Martin, b. rtgth Jan. 1855, of Bobcaygeon, 
m. 5th Sept. 1883, Ida-Lillian, dau. of Alexander-Wil- 
liam-James DeGrassi, M.D., of Lindsay, and has issue : 
Mossom - Degrassi ; Gardiner-Cust ; Lawrence- Chad- 
wick; Winnett - Warnaby; Doris - Lilian ; Mildred - 
Colinette. 


1a.—Anne, m. 23rd July 1866, to James-Moore Irwin, of 


Peterboro, son of James Irwin of Dungannon, Co. 
Tyrone, Ire., and has issue : James-Moore, b. 25th Sept. 
1869 ; William-Boyd, b. 3rd Oct. 1871; Mossom-Gar- 
diner, b. 22nd Jan. 1877; Caroline-Mary; Elizabeth ; 
Lillian. 


2a.—Mary, m. 27th Aug. 1872, to Charles-Edgar Bonnell, 
M.D., of Bobcaygeon, and has issue: Mossom-Bur- 
well ; Eva-Cust; Wilhelmina-Gertrude; Vera-Ellen. 


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3a.—Caroline, m. tstly, 14th May 1873, to John Macdonald, 
of Albany, U.S.A., d. 27th March 1892, son of John 
Macdonald, Lieut.-General in the Bengal Army, aftds. 
of Peterboro ; 2ndly, to William Baumfelder, of Dres- 
den, Germany ; and had issue of the first marriage, 
John-Ranald, b. 8th March 1874; Reginald-Angus, b. 
25th Sept. 1884 ; Marion-Cust. 

4a.—Emma-Blackhall, m. 27th March 1883, to Herbert al 
Symonds, in Holy Orders, M.A., sometime Professor 
in Trinity University, Toronto, Rector of Ashburnham, 
Co. Peterborough, son of George Symonds of Co. Suffolk, 
Eng., and has had issue, viz.: George-Boyd-Body, b. 
3rd Dec. 18go, d, 4th Aug. 1891 ; Herbert-Boyd, b. 2nd 
Jan. 1892; Bertha-Caroline ; Hannah-Greta-Lydia ; 
Hilda-Boyd; Emma, d. inf. roth Jan. 1890; Isabel- 
Mary-Dunsford. 


Arms: Arg. on a piece of ground in base vert. a bee hive sa., 
bees volant and countervolant’ ppr. Cves¢: On a mount, a stag 
courant reguardant, ppr. JVottoes: above—Forward ; beneath—Stat 
Fortuna Domus. Motto anciently used: Industria, Temperantia, et 
gratia Dei. 


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McCORMICK. 


The Cuartes McCormick (who d. 1876), the first 
=. member of this family in Canada, was an officer in 
a the Army, and is supposed to have been the Lieut. 
McCormick who was with Major Robert Rogers at 
the time of his expedition from Montreal to Fort 
Detroit in 1760, to receive the possession of the mili- 
tary posts in the west from the French. Hem. 31st 
Oct. 1779, Margaret (who d. 14th Feb. 1854), daugh- 
ter of John-Peter Arnoldi (b. roth March 1734), of 
Montreal, son of John-Daniel Arnoldi, Surgeon, of Engelbach, 
Germany, and had issue : 
1.—John-Johnson-Deese, b. 2nd April 1782, d. young (drowned). 
2.—Thomas, of Niagara, for 48 years Manager of Bank of 
Upper Canada, b. 1784, d. 11th Sept. 1867; m. 5th May 1812, 
Augusta, b. rith Oct. 1790, d. 21st March 1848, dau. of Hon. 
William Jarvis (see Jarvis), and had issue, viz. : 
1a.—Thomas-David, of Niagara, b. 14th Feb. 1813, d. 1855; 
m. Mary, b. 29th April 1819, d. 22nd August 1883, dau. 
of John-Landon Read, J].P., of Merrickville (see Read), and 
had issue, viz. : 
16.—William-Jarvis, of New Whatcom, Washington Terri- 
tory, U.S.A., b. rath Sept. 1839; m. 26th Dec. 1867, 
Margaret McLellan, of California, and has issue: 
Paul-Jarvis, b. 12th April 1871; Mary-Sterns. 
26.—Janette-Augusta, b. June 1835, d. 25th Dec. 1835. 
36.—Emma-Augusta, b. 6th Jan. 1838, m. 17th Sept. 1856, 
to Martin Dunsford, of Peterborough (see Dunsford). 
4¢.—Esther-Mary, b. 24th Sept. 1841, m. 21st June 1870, 
to William-George Denison (see Denison). 
5¢.—Harriet-Frances-Louise, b. 17th Feb. 1844, m., as 2nd 
wife, 25th June 1867, to George-Alexander Stewart, 
C.E., J.P., of Banff, Alberta, formerly of Port Hope, 
Co. Durham. (See Stewart of Douro.) 
2a.—Charles-William, b. 30th Dec. 1814, supposed to have 
been lost at sea. 
3a.—William, b. 24th May 1823, d. 25th Nov. 1835. 
4a.—Samuel-Peters, of New York, b. 15th April 1828, m. Grace 
Carruthers, and had issue: Napier; George. 


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5a.—George-Diehl, b. 4th Oct. 1830, of Warrnambool, Victoria, 
Australia, Police Magistrate and Judge of Revision Courts, 
m. Barbara Waddell, and has issue: Thomas, b. Aug. 
1860; Charles, b. Feb. 1862; William, b. Nov. 1863 ; 
Jasper, b. Sept. 1866; and a dau. Et 
1a.— Margaret-Augusta, b. 16th Nov. 1816, d. 21st Feb. 1872, 
m. 8th June 1837, to James Fraser, son of Colonel Fraser, 
of Turkey Point, County Norfolk, and had issue: William- 
B., b. 11th June 1842; Charles-T., b. 27th Aug. 1843; 
Frederick, b. 13th Aug. 1852; Augusta, m. Sept. 1868, to hii 
Miles, son of Judge O'Reilly, of Hamilton; Maria. 
2a.—Hannah, b. 28th Noy. 1818, m. to Archibald Gilkison, 
d., of Picton, County Judge (son of Capt. Gilkison, who 
served in 1812 and was present at Crysler’s Farm; he 
m. a dau. of Hon. Alexander Grant, Commodore R.N., 
who served in the wars in which Canada was taken from 
the French, and was aftds. a Member of the Legislative 
Council for twenty-one years, and Administrator of the 
Government in 1808); and had issue: Grant, b. 5th 
June - 1837, d. 1875: Thomas-G -B -Grant, b. 
t4th Aug. 1841; Alexander-Grant, of Chicago, b. 22nd 
July 1844; Jasper-Grant, of Chicago, b. 30th Oct. 1846; 
Charles-R-——-Grant, b. 4th June 1850; George-Grant, 
b 2and May 1854, d. 1858; Isabella-Grant, b. 28th April 
1839, m. 4th Feb. 1864, to James-Coffin Geddes (see 
Geddes). 
3a.—Mary-Elizabeth, b. roth Oct. 1821, m. 1848 to Col. 
Jasper-Tough Gilkison, of Brantford, Indian Superin- 
tendent, son of Capt. Gilkison above mentioned, who 
served in the Militia from the age of 18 (1832) for 
many years; was in the force assembled at Toronto to 
resist the expected attack of the Rebels in Dec. 1837, 
and took part in the engagement in which the Rebels 
were routed, and served also on the Niagara Frontier, 
being in the party by whom the Caroline was cut out ; 
was Asst.-Adjt -Genl. 7th Mil. Dist. for several years ; 
and has had issue: Augusta-Grant ; Mary-Jessie, m. to 
Robert-C. Smith ; Ellen-Phillis ; Agnes. 
4a.—Frances, b. 6th Aug. 1825, d. 1875, m. 17th Sept. 1855, 
to William Griffin of Hamilton. 


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JARVIS, UW, EB. &. 


HIS family is a branch of a numerous family of New England, 
who claimed descent from an English family of Co. Stafford, 
named anciently Gervaise (or Gervasius) and more recently 

Jervis or Jarvis, with nu..erous variations of the name. The Ameri- 
can Jarvises were supposed to be of the same family as the famous 
Admiral Jervis, created Earl of St. Vincent, a relationship asserted 
by that nobleman himself; but the arms of the American family are 
quite different from those of Lord St. Vincent. 

Among the first settlers at Huntingdon, Long Island, Con. 
necticut (formerly called the Island of Nassau), about 1658, were 
five of the name; one of these was the father of 

William Jarvis, born 1666, died about 1740; he m. Esther ; 
and had issue, 3 sons and 2 daus., of whom the second son, 

(Capt.) Samuel, b. 5th Oct. 1698, d. 27th Sept. 1779, settled at 
Norwalk in Connecticut; m. Naomi Brush, of Coldspring, Long 
Island, b. 19th March 1701, d. 3rd May 1756, and had issue, 7 sons 
and 4 daus., of whom 

(4) Samuel, the eldest, was ancestor of the Jarvises of New 
Brunswick, and father of William, who settled in York, now Tor- 
onto, and was ancestor of one of the Toronto branches (I.) ; and 

(Bs) Stephen, the third son, was father of Col. Stephen, who 
was ancestor of two of the Toronto branches (II. and IV.), and of the 


Cornwall family (III.). 


Y, 


SAMUEL Jarvis, eldest son of Capt. Samuel Jarvis, was b. 27th 
Dec. 1720, d. 25th Feb. 1783; m. 18th Dec. 1741, Martha Seymour 
of Norwalk (b. 1726, d. 1st Dec. 1803), and had issue, 6 sons and 5 
daus. Of these 


Munson, eldest son (Q,E.4,), settled at St. John, New Bruns- 
wick, in 1783; was a member of the Legislative Assembly; m. 
Mary Arnold, and had issue, 3 sons: Ralph - Munson; William, 
some of whose descendants now reside in Ontario (see fost V.); 


Edward ; and one dau., Mary. 


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John, third son (. E. W,), settled at Kingston, New Brunswick. 
Had issue, one dau., Harriet, who d. Noy. 1874. 

(Hon.) WILLIAM (@.%.%L.), fifth son, b. r1th Sept. 1756, d. 13th 
Aug. 1817. In 1782 he entered as Cornet the rst American Regt. 
or Queen’s Rangers, then commanded by Lt.-Col. John-Graves 
Simcoe, afterwards Lieut.-Gov. of Upper Canada; was Lieut. of 
Militia (Upper Canada) 1789, and Capt 1791. After the American 
Revolutionary War he came to Canada, where he became a man of 
note, being Provincial Secretary* under the administration of Lieut.- 
Governors Simcoe, Hunter and Gore, and Registrar of Deeds. He 
was the first Grand Master of Freemasons in Upper Canada. He 
m. 12th Dec. 1785, Hannah-Owen, dau. of Samuel Peters, in Holy 
Orders, D.D. [Arms of Peters: Gu. on a bend or, between 2 escallops arg. 
a Cornish chough ppr. enclosed by 2 cinguefotls az. Crest: 2 Lion’s heads 
erased addorsed or and az., gorged with collars counterchanged. 
Arms of Owen: Gu. a chev. between 3 lions rampt. or.|; she was born 
at Hebron, Connecticut, and d. 20th Sept. 1845; and had isue, viz. : 

1.—Samuel-Peters, b, 24th Jan. 1787, d. young. 

2.—Samuel-Peters, of whom below. 

3.—William-Munson, of Hamilton, b. rath Aug. 1793, d. 25th 

June 1867; served in the war of 1812, and was present at 
Queenston and Stoney Creek ; was Sheriff of the Gore Dis- 
trict; m. 2nd Nov. 1826, Annie Racey, and had issue : 
1a.—Henry-William, b. 2nd Aug. 1829, resided near Chat- 
ham. 
2a —Charles-Herbert, b. 25th Aug. 1831, d. 7th Sept. 1859, 
m. Dec. 1856, Emma, dau. of Miles O’Reilly, of Ham- 
ilton, County Judge, Co. of Wentworth, and had issue, 
Miles O’Reilly, b. Sept. 1857; she was m. andly to S. 
E. Gregory, of Hamilton, and had issue: Helen-Emma, 
M.A., Mus. Bac. Trin. Univ’y, Tor., the first woman 
to obtain degrees of B.A. and M.A. at that | ‘niversity. 
3a.—John-Racey, b. July 1834, d. inf. 
1a.—Jane-Hannah, b. roth Aug. 1827, unm. 
1.—Maria-Lavinia, m. to George Hamilton (see Hamilton of 
Queenston, etc.), 
2.—Augusta, m. to Thomas McCormick (see McCormick). 


*He has been always, even to the present day, known as ‘' Mr. Secretary Jarvis." 


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3.--Hannah-Owen, m, to Alexander Hamilton (see Hamilton 
of Queenston, etc.). 

4 —Ann-Elizabeth (or Eliza-Ann), b. 7th Aug. 1801, d. 20th 
Feb, 1865, m. to Hon. William-Benjamin Robinson, 
d.s p. (see Robinson). 


(Col.) Samuel-Peters,* above named, of Toronto, was b, 15th 
Nov. 1792, d. 6th Sept. 1857; was adopted when two years of age 
as a member of their tribe by the Missisauga Indians and named 
Nehkik ; Barrister-at-Law, Clerk of the Crown in Chancery, and 
Chief Superintendent of Indian Affairs; served in the War of 1812, 
and was present at Detroit (medal and clasp), Queenston, Lundy’s 
Lane, and Stoney Creek; raised a Regt. known as the Queen’s 
Rangers in 1837-8; was present at the cutting out of the Caroline at 
Schlosser in the State of New York; was sometime Commandant of 
the Garrison at Toronto. He m, ist Oct. 1818, Mary-Boyles, b. 
1790, d. 3rd April 1884, dau. of Hon. William-Dummer Powell, 
(see Powell) ; and had issue, viz.: 
1a.—(Major-Genl.) Samuel-Peters, C.M.G., b. 23rd Aug. 1820; 
entered the Army as Ensign in the Royal Canadians Rifles, 
exchanged into 82nd Regt.; served in the Indian Mutiny 
1857-9, and was present in several actions (medal and clasps) 
and attained the rank of Major; was Adjutant of the Staff 
College at Sandhurst; Lieut.-Col. and Asst. Adjt.-Genl., 
and aftds. Adjrtant-General of Militia of Canada; com- 
manded the Ontario Rifles (Provisional Battn.) in the Red 
River Expedition under Col. (now Gen. Lord) Wolseley, in 
1870; was Commandant of the garrison at Fort Garry 
(Winnipeg) ; gazetted Col. in the Army 4th June 1875 ; now 
retired as Major-General. M. 16th Feb. 1850, Renee 
Wilson. 

2a.—William-Dummer-Powell of Guelph, Co. Welli 
17th Dec. 1821, d. 15th Jan. 1859, Barristo) 
Oct. 1850, Diana, dau. of Jacob-Atm 
13th Hussars, aftds. of Bonshaw, neat wma , 4 
York, and had issue, viz. : 
16.—William-Irving, b. 26th Aug. 1853, m. 1,11 March 

1893, Bertha Fowler of San Francisco. 


* Jarvis Street, Toronto, was named in his honour. 


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Edward-AZmilius, b, 25th April 1860, m. 14th Oct. 
1886, Elizabeth - Margaret - Harriet - Augusta, dau. of 
ALmilius Irving, OC., of Hamilton, and has issue: 
William-Dummer-Powell, b. 31st March 1892; Aimi- 
lius-Irving, b, 16th Feb, 1894; Mary Powell; Bertha- 
Margaret. 

16.—Mary-Aimilia, m. 27th Dec. 1877, to Arthur-Harry- 
Brymer Piers, son of William-Stapleton Piers, of Tris- 
ternagh Abbey, Co. Westmeath, Ire., and has issue: 
Arthur-Stapleton, b. 23rd May 1885; Nora-Diana; 
Isabel. 

26 —Augusta-Louisa, m. to Thomas-Ward Wilson, of 
Sherborne, Co. Dorset, Eng., b. rst April 1849, son 
of Edward Wilson, in Holy Orders, Vicar of Nolton 
and Prebendary of Lincoln, and has issue: Thomas- 
Irving-Ward, b. 5th Jan. 1883; Hamilton-Bernard- 
Ward, b. 31st Aug. 1884, d. 7th Oct. 1886; Diana- 
Ruth; Patience-Marguerite ; Aileen-Augusta, d. May 
1891. 


George-Murray, of the Civil Service at Ottawa, b. 13th 


April 1824, m. 23rd June 1846, Elizabeth-Arnold, b. 20th 

Oet. 1624, daw. of Ralph-Munson Jarvis, son of Munson 

Jarvis, of St. John, N. B. (See ante p. 122), and has issue, 

Vi2y3 

16.—Herbert Murray, b. 18th May 1848, m. 22nd Dec. 
1875, Alice Yielding, and has issue: Elma-Muriel- 
Murray ; Mildred-Blennerhassett. 

26.—Arthur-Leonard-Fitzgerald, b. 17th June 1852. 

36.—George- William-Hope, b. 17th Sept. 1853, d. 14th 
Noy. 1854. 

46.—Sidney-Berdoe, b. 6th Nov. 1854, d. 2nd Feb. 1868. 

56.—Edmund-Owen- Meredith, b. 25th Nov. 1863, d. 3rd 
Nov. 1864. 

66.—Frederick-Arnold, b. 26th July 1867, 

16.—Annie-Elizabeth-Stewart. 

26.—Mary-Boyles. 

36.—Emily-Caroline, d. Oct. 1893. 

46.—Laura- Matilda. 

4a.—Charles-Edward, b. 25th Oct. 1828, d. 28th Sept. 1829. 
5a.—Charles-Frederick, b. 11th June 1834, d. 17th March 1871 ; 
m. Mary-Ann Graham, and had issue: Charles-Leonard, 


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b. oth Sept. 1867; Samuel-Peters, b. 9th Feb. 1869; 
William-George, b. 27th Jan. 1871; Isabel-Grace ; Emily- 
Maude. 
1a..—Ann-Ellen, b. 30th Oct. 1825, d. 12th Oct. 1862; m. 25th 
Aug. 1846, to Luke-Fitzgerald Bernard, 82nd Regt., and 
had issue, viz. : 
16.—Gerald-Luke-Fitzgerald, b. 26th Sept. 1850, M.D., of 
Silkworth, Eng. 
26.Edward-Henry, b. 5th Oct. 1862, Capt. Indian Army. 
16.—Mary-Kathleen, m. Aug. 30th 1870, to Charles E. 
McMurdo, Capt. late 79th Cameron Highlanders, and 
has issue: Aston-Edward, b. 15th June 1873; Alurea- 
Keith, b. 17th Feb. 1878; Percy-Fitzgerald, b. 6th 
Feb. 1880; Archibald-Douglas, b. 26th Feb. 1882; 
Hew-Bernard, b. 17th Feb. 1885; Kathleen-Maude ; 
Doris-Ellen. 
26.—Ellen-Maude, m. to Scrupe Doig, late Royal Engin- 
eers, now Indian Army 
36.—Agnes-Caroline-Grace, m. 14th Sept. 1884, as 4th wife 
to John-Juchereau Kingsmill, Barrister-at-law, late 
County Judge Co, Bruce, son of William Kingsmi!] of 
Niagara, Lt.-Col., Sheriff Co. Lincoln, and has issue : 
Sydney-Geraldine-Jarvis; Esmée-Grace-Bernard, d. 
16th Aug. 1887; Phyllis-Eileen. 
46.—Renée- Harriet- Bunbury. 
2a.—Emily-Elizabeth, b. 13th April 1827, m. 24th June 1854, to 
Sidney-B. Farrell, R.E., aftds. Colonel Commandant at 
Barbadoes, d.s.p. 
3a.—Charlotte-.ugusta, b. rst April 1830, d. 2nd May 1841. 
4a.—Mary-Caroline, b, 27th March 1832, d. 5th Nov. 18go, unm. 


Ey, 
STEPHEN Jarvis, of Danbury, Connecticut, third son of Capt. 
Samuel, b. 25th Dec. 1729, d. 20th July 1820, m. 6th Feb. 1856, 
Rachel Starr, and had issue, 3 sons and 5 daus., of whom the eldest 


son, 

Stephen (UW.E..), b 6th Nov. 1756, d. rath April 1840 ; entered 
the army as a volunteer, and served in the Queen’s Ranges under 
Lt.-Cci. Simcoe ; he was in the battle of the Brandywine River, 
and at New Rochelle had his horse shot under him; he gained the 


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esteem of his commanding officer and went under the soubriquet 
of the ‘Colonel’s Joseph” in the regiment; he obtained a com- 
mission in the South Carolina Dragoons as a reward for bravery, 
and remained in that corps until the close of the war, when he re- 
tired as Lieutenant; on returning to his father’s house in Danbury, 
he found the prejudice against him as a Loyalist so high that he 
was obliged to leave, escaping through many perils to New Bruns- 
wick, where he settled at Fredericton, but in 1809 he removed to 
York (Toronto), Upper Canada; was Adjutant-General of Militia ; 
Registrar of Deeas for the Home District ; Gentleman Usher of the 
Black Rod to the Legislative Assembly; he m. Amelia Glover, of 
Danbury, Connecticut (b. 28th Aug. 1756, d. 2nd Dec. 1819), and 
had issue, viz.: 
1.—F rederick-Starr, of whom below. 
2.—George-Stephen-Benjamin, of whom below. 
3.—William-Botsford, of whom below. 
1.—Elizabeth-Hannah, b. 9th May 1784, d. Toya; om, ‘to 
Thomas Phillips, in Holy Orders, D.D., Vice-Principal of 
Upper Can. Coll. ; aftds. Chaplain to the Leg. Ass’y ; Rector 
of Weston, Co. York; d.s.p. 
2.—Frances-Amelia, b. 22nd March 1787, d. 23rd Jan. 1867; 
m. 16th July 1809, to John Maule, Major 1ogth Regt., and 
had issue, 6 sons and 8 daus., of whom the 7th son, Robert 
Maule, b. 26th Aug. 1813, d. 21st Dec. 1894, Capt. 
82nd Regt. (served in Indian Mutiny), aftds of Toronto, 
Deputy-Sheriff, m. 8th Jan. 1863, Henrietta-Louisa Luke, 
and had issue, viz.: Percy-Sidney, b. 7th Aug. 1870 ; 
Frederick-Jarvis-Fox, b. 12th Feb. 1873, d. 28th July 1873; 
Edith-Blagden, m. 2nd June 1892, to Charles Holcroft ; 
Lilian-Beatrice. 
3-—Rachel-Isabella, b. 27th Oct. 1794, d. Aug. 1887, unm. 


Il.a. 


FREDERICK-STARR JARvis, eldest son of Col Stephen, b. 4th 
Aug. 1786, d. 2nd June 1852, served in the war of 1812, and Rebel- 
lion of 1837-38; was Gentleman Usher of the Black Rod in the 
Legislative Assembly. He m. Susan Merigold, and had issue, VIZ. : 


1a.—Frederick- William, of Toronto, b. 7th Feb. 1818, d. April 
1887; Sheriff of York and Peel; m. 5tl. Oct. 1857, Caro- 
line, dau, of John Skynner, and had issue, viz.: 


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Frederick-Augustus, b. 30th Aug. 1858, d. 8th Sept. 
1859. : 
26.—George-Hamilton, b. 14th March 1850, m. Helen- 
Woodburn, dau. of John-Woodburn Langmuir, of 
Toronto (see Langmuir), and has had issue: Frederick- 
Langmuir, b. 27th July 1884; Victor-Ralston, b. 1oth 
May 1887. 

36.—F rederick-Clarence, Barrister-at-law, b. roth Aug. 1862, 
m. 12th Sept. 1890. Mary-Ethel, dau. of Charles- 
Edward Stewart, of Hamilton, and has issue : Stewart- 
Russel, b. 17th Aug. 1891. 

46.—Edmund-Meredith, b. 27th Jan. 1867, m. 3rd Oct. 
1889, Clara-Louisa Himsworth, and has issue: Ralph, 
b. 22nd Oct. 1890; Raymond, b. 4th Nov.1891. 

16.—Florence-Caroline, m. 7th Oct. 1886, to Ralph-Lionel 
Brydges, in Holy Orders, Rector of St. Mark’s Church, 
Islip, Long Island, U.S.A., son of Charles-Edward 
Brydges. 

2a.—George-Thomas, of Chicago, Illinois, b. 30th Nov. 1820, 

d. 1890, m. 4th Jan. 1852, Eliza Hovenden, and had issue, 

viz.: 16.—Wiailliam-Maule, b. 7th June 1859; 26.—George 

Robinson, b. 7th Oct. 1863; 16.—Sarah-Isabel; 26.—Julia- 

Eliza; 36.—Charlotte-Mary. 

3a.—Stephen-Maule, b. 22nd Nov. 1822, of Toronto, Barrister- 
at-Law, m., roth Sept. 1850, Mary, dau. of Thomas Stinson 
of Hamilton, and has issue, viz. : 

16.—Thomas-Stinson, b. 31st May 1854, at present of New 
York, Barrister-at-Law, author of ‘ Letters from East 
Longitudes”’ and other works; m. 27th May 1881, 
Annie, dau. of Professor Henry Croft (see Shaw). 

26.—Stephen-Jervis- White, b. 3rd May 1861, m. roth Aug. 
1892, Agnes, dau. of Thomas Scott of Jedburgh, Scot. 


16. 


36.—Edward Robinson, b. 28th Feb. 1873. 

16.—Margaret-Isabella-Maule, m 3rd Dec 1873, to Benja- 
min-Read Clarkson, Shipping Merchant, of Toronto, 
son of 4....nas Clarkson of Susworth, Co. Lincoln 
Eng., and afterwards Merchant in Toronto. [Arms: 
Vert, a stag trippant or. Crest: A mailed arm embowed 
wielding a scimelar fesseways the point in sinister all 
ppr. Motto: Per ardua.]; and has issue, viz.: 


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Cyril-Jarvis, b. 20th Aug. 1887; Nina-Mary ; Hilda- 
Stuart. 

26.—Mary-Catherine, b. Feb. 1863, d. 31st July 1863. 

4a.—Peter- Robinson, of Stratford, Co. Perth, b. 16th Aug. 1824, 

was for several years Mayor of Stratford; m. 12th Feb. 1849, 

Marion Netison, who d. 27th Oct. 1891, and has had 

issue, viz. : 

16.—Frederick-Starr, of Stratford, now of London, Ont., 
b. 27th Sept. 1850, m. 2oth Sept. 1877, Charlotte-Anne, 
dau. of John-Edmund Brooke, of Chatham, Co. Kent ; 
she d. gth March 1888; and has had issue, viz. : 
Frederick-Starr, b. 6th Dec. 1878; John-E.-Brooke, 
b. 2nd Oct. 1881; Thomas-Robinson, b. Feb. 1888 ; 
Evelyn- Winifred. 

26.._Thomas-Neilson, b. 22nd May 1854, of Buffalo, 
U.S.A. 

36.—Edmund-Head, b. 6th March 1860, d, inf. 

46.—Peter-Robinson, b, 27th Noy. 1864, m. 5th June 1893, 
Grace-F stelle Moses, of Minneapolis, U.S.A. 

56.—Charles- Brydges, b. 1st Feb. 1869. 

66.—Edgar-Ralph, b. 14th Feb. 1872. 

16.—Margaret-Annabella, m. 4th June 1879, to (Hon.) 
Thomas-Mayne Daly,* formerly of Stratford, now of 
Brandon, Manitoba, and of Ottawa, M.P., Minister 
of the Interior, and has issue: Harold-Mayne, b. 23rd 
April 1880; Kenneth-Robinson, b. 26th Feb. 1882. 

26.—Marion-Zeta, m. to John-James Woods, of Chicago, 
Illinois, and has issue: Leonard-John, b. 7th Aug. 
1880. 

36.—Julia, m. 22nd Oct. 1884, to Frederick Torrance, of 
Brandon, Manitoba, son of James Torrance, of Mon- 
treal, and has issue: Percival-Victor, b. 4th April 
1887 ; Marion-Gertrude. 

46.—Mary-Beatrice. 

56—Ada Dagmar. 


*John-Corry-Wilson Daly, b 1796, d. rst April, 1878, only son of an officer jn the Royal Navy, 
oi a family originally of Co. Galway, Ire., came to Canada from Ballybeagh, Co, Monaghan, and 
settled at Stratford. Co. Perth ; was Lieut.-Col. of Militia, and J.P. | m, Leonora Mayne, and had issue, 
an only son, Thomas- Mayne, d. 4th March 1885, of Stratford, M.P., who m. Helen, dau. of Peter. 
McLaren Ferguson, and had issue: (Hon.) Thomas-Mayne, named above. Arms: Per fess arg. and 
or, a lion rampant per fess gu. and sa., in chief two dexter hands couped of the third Crest: in 
Sront of an oak tree ppr. fructed or, a greyhound courant sa. Motto: Deo et Regi fidelis. 


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5a.—Charles-Beverley, b. 16th Nov. 1826, died 1890, went to 
Australia; m. Elizabeth Mead, and had issue, one dau. 
Fanny, b. 19th June 1854, d. 

6a.—Arthur-Murray, of Toronto, b. 27th Oct. 1830, m. Istly, 
26th Oct. 1852, Martha-Matilda Ratcliffe, who d. 15th Nov. 
1858, and 2ndly, 8th Feb. 1860, Ann-Stein Maclear; and 
has had issue, viz., of the first marriage : 
16.—Stephen-Murray, b. 4th March 1854. 
And of the second marriage : 
26.—Harry-Augustus, b. 21st Dec. 1860, m. Laura Geikie. 
36.—Arthur-Murray, b. 6th April 1862, appointed Inspector 

N. W. M. Police, 1893. 

46.—Thomas-Henry, b. March 1864. 
56. —Frederick-Starr, b. 15th June 1867. 
66 —\illiam- Morley, b. 2gth Aug. 1870. 
16.—Isabella-Maule, b. 22nd Oct. 1865, d. 1873. 
26.—Constance- Kingsmill. 
36.—Edith-Cecil Sydney. 

7a.—Henry-Augustus, b. gth Dec. 1832, drowned when trying 
to save another, 7th June 1856. 

8a.—Edgar-John, of Toronto, b. 28th Jan. 1835, m. 17th Oct. 
1863, Charlotte, dau. of William-Rawlins Beaumont, M.D., 
of Toronto (b. 1803, d. 1875, of a family which came from 
France and settled in England about the beginning of the 
14th century; he came to Canada in 1841), and has had 
issue : 
16.—Edgar-Beaumont, b. 7th July 1864. 
26.—Paul, b. 27th Sept. 1865. 
36.—Earnest, b. 12th Oct. 1866. 
46.—Harold, b. 4th Oct. 1867, m. 31st Dec. 1891, Kathleen- 

C. Kerr, ar : has issue: Edgar-Harold, b. 3rd Oct. 1892. 

56.—Francis-Proudfoot, b. 27th Oct. 1869. 
66,—Herbert-Cherriman, b. 17th Oct. 1871. 
76.—Louis-Raymond, b. 19th May 1874. 
86 —Percy, b. 16th Jan. 1877. 
gé.—Stanley-Temple, b. 17th Jan. 1879, d. 8th July 1879. 
106.—Norman-Starr, b. r1th Nov. 1881. 
16.—Eva-Mary. 
26.—Charlotte- Theodora. 
36.—Caroline-Alice. 


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Ja.—Amelia, b. 24th May 1819, a, m. 1836, to Alexander 
Proudfoot [Arms : gu. a fesse or fretty of the first cloue arg. 
Crest, a mailed arm holding an arrow. Motto: Gradatim], 
and had issue : 
16.—William-Stephen, b. 1837. 
26.—Frederick, b. 1839, Barrister-at-law, formerly of South- 
ampton, Co. Bruce, now of Winnipeg, Manitoba, m. 
Eva Douglas, of Southampton, who d.s.p. 

36.—Alexander, b. 1847, of Montreal, M.D., m. 13th Nov. 
1872, Robina, dau. of Peter McIntyre of Boston, U.S.A., 
and has issue: Dudley-Alexander, b. 8th Dec. 1876 ; 
George-Edgar, b. 24th Feb. 1880; Gordon-Mcluntyre, 
b. oth July 1882; Amelia. Winifred ; Robina. 

46.—Thomas, b. 1849, d. 5th Oct. 1867. 

56.—Mary, b. 1841, d. 8th Sept. 1862. 

66.—Elizabeth, b. 1843, d. 1874. 

76.—Amelia, b. 1845, d. March 1868. 

Mary, b. 2nd Dec. 1828, d. 27th Feb. 1861, m. 30th Oct. 

1851, to Henry Skynner (d. roth Nov. 1890), of Toronto, 

many years Deputy-Sheriff of York and Peel, son of John 

Skynner, Capt. R.N., who settled in Toronto Township, Co. 

Peel, early in the present century ; and had issue, viz. : 

16 —Francis-Louis, b. 28th Sept. 1852. 

26.—Henry-John, b. 21st Feb. 1858. 

36 —William-Jarvis, b. 21st February 1861, m. Dec. 18go, 
Sarah-Hatch, dau. of William-]. Gilbert, descendant 
of Munson Jarvis, of St. John, N.B., (see post V.) 
she d. 29th May 1893. 

16.—E leanor- Isabella, 

6.—Emily-Mary, m. rith Sept. 1879, to William- Henry 

Draper (see Ridout). 
3a —Julia. 
4a.—Hester-Elizabeth, b, 1838, d. rrth Jan. 1858. 


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GEORGE STEPHEN-BenjaMIN Jarvis, of Cornwall, second son of 
Col. Stephen Jarvis, was b. 2rst April 1797, d. 15th April 1878, 
When the war of 1812 broke out he entered his father’s Regt. 
as a non-commissioned officer, and was subsequently in the 4gth 
Regt. as a volunteer, or gentleman cadet, and was present at 
Queenston, being then only 15 years of age; was assistant Com- 


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missary 1813, and for a time on the staff of Gen’l Sheaffe ; was 
in several engagements during the war; was appointed Ensign in 
the 8th King’s Regt., and commanded a company at Lundy’s Lane, 
being then little over 17 years old, in which battle he ‘‘ acted through- 
out with singular intrepidity.”” After the war he was appointed to 
the ro4th Regt., but that Regt. being disbanded he retired and 
entered the legal profession, and was called to the Bar in 1823. 
Was a Bencher of the Law Society in 1834; County Judge of 
Prescott and Russell in 1835, of Leeds and Grenville in 1837, and 
of Stormont, Dundas and Glengarry in 1842, and was at the time 
of his death the oldest Judge on the Bench. Was member of the 
Legislative Assembly for Cornwall in 1836. Was gazetted Lieut.- 
Col. in the militia 1850. M. tstly, 6th Dec. 1821, Julia, dau. of 
Adiel Sherwood, W..%., she died 2nd March 1842; and secondly, 
Anne-Maria, dau. of Salter-Jehosaphat Mountain, in Holy Orders, 
Rector of Cornwall [Arms: Eyrm., on a chev. az. betw. three lions 
rampant guardant sa. each holding an escallop gu., a mitre or enclosed 
by two crosses crosslet fitched arg. Crest: a demi lion rampant guard- 
ant perfess wavy arg.and sa., holding an escallop ou., and charged on 
the breast with a cross crosslet fitched of the second. Motto: In cruce 
salus.] and had issue, viz. : 
Of the first marriage: 
1a.—George-Sherwood, b. 8th Nov. 1834, m. 19th Sep. 1865, 
Annie McIntyre, and has had issue, one child who d. inf. 
2a.—Adiel, b. 12th April 1839, d. 7th Feb. 1847. 
ta.—Julia-Eliza, b. 4th Aug. 1823, d. 27th May 1893, m, Istly, 
5th Aug. 1840, to George Hamilton (see Hamilton of 
Hawkesbury), and 2ndly, 3rd Dec. 1861, to Henry Mackay, 
and had issue of the first marriage only. 
2a.—Frances-Amelia, b, 26th Jan. 1826, m. 5th May 1842, to 
John-Robert Taylor, Surgeon 29th Regt. (served in Afghan 
War 1843, Crimea, and Indian Mutiny), and has had issue, 
viz: Seaton-Frank, b. 24th July 1844; Cyril, b. 2nd Sep. 
1846; Mowbray, b. 5th Aug. 1862; Frances-Amelia. 
3a.— Mary-Sophia, b. 22nd April 1825, d. 7th March 1829. 
4a.—Mary-Sophia, b. 12th Nov. 1829, m. 19th June 1856, to 
J——-Briggs-Miller Lewis, Surgeon-Major R.A., and has 
had issue, John-George-Stephen, b. 3rd Oct. 1857. 
5@a.—Isabel- Maria, b. 4th Aug. 1831, d. 26th Aug, 1837. 
6a.—Caroline. 
7a.—Ellen-Maria, b. toth Nov. 1835, d. 5th Dec. 1835. 


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8a.—Anne-Decima, b. 17th Feb. 1842, m. to Samuel-Gower 
Poole in Holy Orders, Rector of Cornwall, son of Samuel- 
Gower Poole in Holy Orders, of Forestgate, Co. Essex, 
Eng., [Arms: 4z., a lion rampant arg. between eight fleurs 
de lis, or. Crest: out of a coronet a grifin's head. Motto: 
Vive hodie et nosce teipsum.] and has issue: George- 
Aubrey-Gower, b. gth Oct. 1882; Lawrence-Owen, b. 5th 
April 1886; Ethel-Caroline ; Beatrice-Julia. 

And of the second marriage : 

3@.—Salter-Mountain, of Toronto, aftds. of Chatham, Co, Kent, 
b. 5th Dec. 1844, d. 5th July 1892; Majorand Brevet Lieut.- 
Col. 2nd Queen’s Own Rifles ; Barrister-at-law ; m. Jennie, 
dau. of John-Edmund Brooke, of Chatham, and had issue: 
George-Arthur-Brooke, b. Oct. 1883 ; Muriel-Bessie. 

4a —John-Lindsay, b. 29th Aug. 1846, d. roth Aug. 1847. 

5a.—Arthur, b. 28th May 1849, in Holy Orders, Rector of St. 
Mary Magdalene, Napanee, m. 4th Jan. 1884, Frances-Annie- 
Julia, dau. of Henry Roe, in Holy Orders, D.D., Arch- 
deacon of Quebec, and Julia his wife, dau. of Commis- 
sary-Gen’l Smith, and has issue, namely : 
16.-—Francis-Mountain, b. 25th Aug. 1884, d. inf, 
26.—Henry-Roe, b. 31st July 1888. 
16.—Dorothea-Julia, b. 26th Oct. 1885, d. 7th Oct. 1886. 
26.— Marjorie-Caroline-Hamilton. 
36.—Francis- Leonora. 
46.—Stephanie-Anne-Mountain. 

IV, 

Wiciiam-Borsrorp Jarvis of Toronto, third son of Col, Stephen 
Jarvis, was b. 4th May 1799, d. 26th July 1864. He commanded a 
Regt. of Militia in 1837-8; was Sheriff of the Home District (York, 
etc.) ; m. Mary-Bayles, dau. of William Powell (see Powell), and 
had issue, viz. : 

1a.—William-Dummer, b. 4th Aug, 1834, Lieut. rath Regt., 

aftds. Lieut.-Col. 12th York Rangers. Resided some time 


in Toronto, and removed to Manitoba, where he was inspec- 
tor N. W. Mounted Police ; m. Margaret, dau. of William- 
Parker Ranney, H.E.1.C.S., and has had issue, VIZ. : 

1d.—William- Reginald, b. r4th Aug. 1862, went to Manitoba. 
26.—Colborne-Dennis, b. 19th Feb. 1864, went to Manitoba, 
36.—Henry-St. John, merchant in Toronto, b. 14th April 


Mareen 


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1868, m. Louisa, dau. of Hugh Macdonald of Whitby. 
16.—Mary-Louisa, b. 7th April 1861, d. 23rd Jan. 1864. 
26.—Maria-Mabel, b. 30th Nov. 1867, d. 15th Ang. 1869. 


2a.—Robert-Edward-Colborne, b. 4th March 1842, entered the 


army in the rooth Prince of Wales’ Royal Canadian Regi- 
ment (now Leinster Regt.), exchanged into 67th, in which he 
was Captain; was attached to staff College at Sandhurst. 
Served with the Red Cross Ambulance Corps throughout 
the Franco-Prussian War, and was awarded by the French 
Government, in recognition of his services at that time, one 
of the only two gold crosses made. He was also in Lord 
Roberts’ Staff'through the Afghan War and in the cele- 
brated march through the Khyber Pass. Is now Lt.-Col. on 
the Reserve list. 


1a.—Anne-Frances, b. 4th May 1830, m. to Edmund-Allan 


Meredith of Toronto, b. 1817, Barrister-at-law, late of the 
Civil Service, in which he held several important appoint- 
ments [Arms: Arg. a lion rampant sa. collared and chained 
or. Crest: A demt lion rampt. collared and chained. 
Motto: Sub spe virtutis praemium] ; and has had issue : 
16.—Edmund-Arthur-Jarvis, b. 1864, d. 15th Jan. 1895, of 
South Edmonton, N.W.T., m. 26th Feb. 1889, Isobel, 
dau. of Edward Osler and Marion Wyld his wife, and 
had issue: Allan-Pickton, b. 31st Oct. 1889; Paul, b. 
15th April 1892, d. inf. ; Frances-Marion. 
26.—Clarence-uraves, b. 8th Jan. 1867, d. 1868. 
36.—Colborne-Powell, b. 13th Sep. 1874. 
16.— Mary-Elizabeth. 
26.—Alice- Louisa, m. 22nd Sept. 1889, to Archibald-Dun- 
can McLean, son of Thomas A. McLean, Registrar 
of Calgary, N.W.T., and grandson of Hon. Archibald 
McLean, Chief Justice of Upper Canada. . 
36.—Harriet-Maule, b. 3rd Sept. 1860, d. 1862. 
46.—Ethel-Colborne, m. 14th Sept. 1892, to F.vnest-lred- 
erick Jarvis, son of Henry - Fitzgerald Jarvis (see 
post V.) 
56.—Morna-Irvine, b. 13th July 1871, m. 31st Oct. 1893, to 
John Reid in H. O., Rector of Bathurst, N.B. 


2a.—Louisa, b. 16th Dec. 1831, m. to Augustus Nanton, of 


Toronto, and had issue: 


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16,——Harry-William, b. 8th March 1856. 

26.—John-George, b. 6th Jan. 1859, d. June 1859. 

36.—Augustus-Meredith, b. 7th May 1860, of Winnipeg, 
m. Istly, 7th December 1886, Georgina-Hope, dau. of 
William Hespeler, German Consul at Winnipeg, 
formerly merchant in Waterloo, Co. Waterloo; she 
died 19th Dec. 1887; and 2ndly, 17th Nov. 1894, Ethel- 
Constance, dau. of Thomas Clark; and has had issue 
of the first marriage, Mary-Georgina. 

46.—Herbert-Colborne, b. 21st July 1863, Royal Engineers, 
served as a cadet of the Kingston Military College, in 
the Midland Batt’n (provisional), under Lt.-Col. 
Williams in the North-West, 1885, and was at Batoche 
(medal and clasp), and thus entered the army with a 
medal already won ; m. Marguerite Joly-de-Lotbiniere, 
of Quebec. 

56.—Edward, b. 30th July 1867, d. 31st July 1867. 

16.—Mary- Rosalie. 

26.—Lilian-Caroline. 

3a.—Sarah, b. May 1836, m. to Lewis-William Ord, of Toronto, 

Capt. late 71st Highland Light Infantry, and aftds. of the 

Civil Service of Ontario, son of Robert Ord, Major R.A., of 

Greenstead Hall, Co. Essex, Eng.; he died 1gth Aug. 1890; 

and has had issue, viz. : 

16,—Arthur Blagrave, b. 6th April 1855, m. 31st Jan. 1885, 
Annie-Elizabeth Childs, of Binghampton, New York, 
and has issue, Dorothy. 

26.—Lewis-Redman, b. 17th Oct. 1856. 

36.—Craven-Robert, b. 23rd June 1858, m. Grace Surle, 
and has issue: Lewis-Craven, b. March 1881 ; Garnet, 
b. Aug. 1882; Sidney, b. July 1886; May. 

46.—William-Botsford-Jarvis, b. 25th May 1865. 

546.—Edmund-Theodore, b. 30th Aug. 1874. 

16.—Violet-Isabel. 

26.—Florence-Augusta, m. 7th May 1893, to Frank Light- 

) bourne, son of Alexander-Harvey Lightbourne, of 
Toronto, formerly of Hamilton, Bermuda. 


f 36.—Louisa, d. inf. 


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V. 
Munson JARVIs (U.E.W.), named above p. 122, b. 11th Oct. 1742, 
d. 7th Oct, 1825, of St. John, New Brunswick, Member of the Pro- 
vincial Assembly ; m. Mary Arnold, and had issue, viz. : 
1.—Ralph-Munson, who m. Caroline Leonard, and had issue, 
besides others, George-Seymour, in Holy Orders, D.D., 
Rector of Shediac, N.B., who m. Martha Shrieve, and had 
issue, besides others, Mary-Shrieve, m. to William-J. Gil- 
bert, and had issue, besides two sons, Sarah-Hatch, m. to 
William-Jarvis Skynner (see an/e [V.). 

2.—William, of whom below. 

3.—Edward, Chief Justice of Prince Edward Island, who m. 
Anna-Maria Boyd, and had issue, besides others, Henry- 
Fitzgerald, who m. (2ndly) Lucy Harding, and had issue, 
besides others, Ernest-Frederick, b. 16th Sept. 1862, who 
m. Ethel-Colborne Jarvis (see ax/e Il.c.), and had issue, 
Doris-Meredith. 

1.—Mary, m. to Robert Hazen, Col. 60th Rifles. 

William, above named, b. 1787, d. 30th April 1856, m. Caroline 
Boyd, and had issue, an only child, 

William-Munson, b. 9th Oct. 1838, of St. John, N.B.; Berrister- 
at-law; Lieut.-Col. of Militia; m. rstly, Jane-Hope Beer, and 2ndly, 
Mary-Lucretia Scovil, and has had issue, viz. : 

Of the first marriage : 

1.—Edward-William, b. 11th Sept. 1862, of Toronto. 

2.—Frank-Hope, b. 8th Feb. 1868, of St John. 

1.—Lucy-Caroline, m. to James- Winnett Digby, M.D., of 
Brantford, and has issue, Reginald-Winnett, b. roth Oct. 
1889 ; Edith-Hope. 

And of the second marriage : 

2—Mary-Elizabeth, m. 30th Jan. 1895, to Percy Domville, of 
Hamilton. 

3.—Helen-Mary, of St. John. 


Arms: Vert, sex ostrich feathers three two and one arg. Crest: 
An eagle's head and neck couped with wings displayed. Motto: 
Adversis major par secundis. 

Crest, as borne by Col. Stephen Jarvis and his descendants: A 
nag’s head. Motto: Sapere aude. 


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HAMILTON, or Hawkesbury. 


HuGcu Hamritron, of Lisbane, near 
Bangor, Co. Down, Ire., son of Sir James 
Hamilton of Evandale, who was grandson of 
the firsts Earl of Arran, settled in Ireland in 
temp. James I. He had issue, of whom 

Alexander, of Willyleagh, d. 26th Jan. 
1076, had issue, of whom 

Hugh, of Ballybrenagh, b. 1664, d. 6th 
Nov. 1728, m. Mary Ross, of Rosstrevor, and 
had issue, of whom 

Alexander, of Knock, Co. Dublin and 
Newtownhamilton, Co. Armagh, J.P., d. 1768, 
m. Isabella, dau. of Robert Maxwell, of Finne- 
brogue, Co. Down, and had issue, of whom 

Charles, of Hamwood, Co. Meath, d. 
1818, m. Elizabeth, dau. of Crewe Chetwood, 
of Woodbrook, Queen’s Co., and had issue, of whom 

George, the third son (d. 7th Jan. 1839), settled in Canada, of 
Quebec and of Hawkesbury, Co. Prescott, Lt -Col. of Militia; m. 
Lucy-Susannah-Christiana Craigie, and had issue, viz. : 

1.—Robert, of Hamwood, Quebec, b. 1822; m. Isabella dau. of 


John Thompson, and had issue: George, b. 1850, d.s.p., 
m. Julia, dau. of Alexander-Davidson Parker of Montreal, 
who was m. 2ndly to Hon. William Drummond, Senator, 
of Montreal; John, b. 1852, m. Ida Buchanan, and has had 
issue; Isabella, m. to De la Cherois-T. Irwin, Lt.-Col. 
Royal Can. Artillery, and has issue; Susan, m. to Walter- 
Gibson-Pringle Cassels (see Cassels); Robina ; Frances, d. 
unm.; Jessie, @., m. to Percy Dean, and had issue, 

2.—George, of whom below (a). 

3.—John, of whom below (x). 

4.—(Kt. Rev.) Charles, of whom below (c). 

5-—Francis, b. 1838, d. unm. 

1.—Henrietta, m. to Andrew Thomson, of Quebec. 

2.—Isabella. 


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A. 


GEoRGE, named above, b, 1824, d. 21st May 1858, m., 5th Aug. 
1846, Jr:lia-Eliza, dau. of George-Stephen-Benjamin Jarvis, who sur- 
vived him and was m., 2ndly, to Henry MacKay (see Jarvis), and 
had issue, viz. : 

1.—George-Wellesley, of Montreal, b. 22nd June 1847, m., Ist 

Sept. 1869, Henriette-Louise, dau. of Hon. Louis-Victor 
Sicotte, Judge of the Superior Court, Quebec, sometime 
Speaker of the Provincial Parliament of Canada, and has 
had issue, viz. : 

1a.—George-Arthur-Sicotte, b. 28th July 1871. 
1a.—Beatrice- Louise. 

2.— Robert-Craigie, b. 1st July 1848, d. 18th July 1848. 

3.—Charles-Chetwood, b. gth July 1851, in Holy Orders, m. 

13th January 1874, Katharine-Isabella, dau of Alexander- 
Davidson Parker of Montreal, and has issue, viz. : 

ta.—F rancis-Alexander Chetwode, b. 29th March 1875. 
2a.—Edward-Jarvis, b. 29th Jan. 1877. 
3a.—Hugh-Evandale, b. 27th June 1878. 
4a.—Charles-Chetwode, b. 27th Oct. 1883. 
5a.—Crewe-Chetwode, b. 23rd May 1886. 
6a.—George-Rostrevor, b, 11th April 1888. 
7a,.—Eric-Knightley-Chetwode, b. 4th Feb. 180. 
1a.—\Katharine-Grace-Chetwode. 

4.—Robert-Craigie, b. 6th July 1852, m. 28th April 1875, Char- 

lotte-Sherwood, dau. of the Most Rev. John-Travers Lewis, 
D.D., Archbishop of Ontario (see Lewis), and has issue, viz. : 
1a.—Robert-Craigie, b. 4th Feb. 1886. 
1ta.—Ethel-Maude. 
2a,—Eva-Mary. 
3a.—Violet-Travers. 
4a.—Esme. 
5a.—Annie-May. 
1.—Julia, b. 26th Nov. 1849, d. 1858. 


B. 


(Hon ) Joun, named above, b. 1827, d. 3rd April 1888, of Montreal 
and Hawkesbury, Senator, m. tIstly, 1852, Rebecca, dau. of John 
Lewis, in Holy Orders (see Lewis); 2ndly, Ellen-Marion, dau. of 
William Wood,and 3rdly, Jean, dau. of Charles Cambie, and widow 


of John Major, and had issue, viz. : 


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Of the first marriage, besides three who d. inf. : 

ta.—George-Chetwood, b. 9th Oct. 1857, d. 9th Sept. 1891, unm. 

2a.—John-Lewis, d. young. 

ta.—Alice-Mary. 

2a.—Louisa-Henrietta, m. 1889 to Francis Hilton-Green (who . 
previously m. Mary Lewis; see Lewis). 

And of the second marriage : 

3@.—Edmund-Charles, 3rd Hussars. 

4a.—Arthur-Cyril, b. 1870, d. 1888, unm. 

3a.—Frances-Ellen- Wood, m. 1891, to Charles-Algernon Eliot. 

4a.—Marion-Aston-Key, m. 1888, to Caledon-F. Gilder. 

5a.—Adelaide-Augusta-Macdougall. 


Cc, 


(Xt. Rev.) CHartes, named above, b. 1834, 
D.D., D.C.L., Bishop of Niagara since tst May 
1885; m. Frances-Louisa Hume, dau. of Tannatt- 
Houston Thomson, @., Dep’y Commissary-General, 
and has had issue, viz. : 

ta.—Charles-Robert, b. 15th Aug. 1867, Bar- 

rister-at-Law, of Vancouver, B.C. 

2a.—Hubert-Valentine, b. 14th Feb. 1873. 

3a.—Harold-Frances, b. 5th Oct. 1876. 
4a. —George- Theodore, b. 5th July 1881. 
1a.— Lilian-Margaret. 
2a.—Mabel-Frances, m. to Edward-Kirwan-Counsell Martin (see 

Martin). 
3a.—Ethel- Mary. 
4a.—Winnifred-Katharine, b. 22nd Aug. 1875, d. 8th July 1880. 
5a.—Mary-Agnes. 


ARMs: Quarterly: 1 and 4, gu. three cinquefoils pierced erm a 
canton arg. charged with a trefoil vert; 2 and 3, arg. a lymphad sa. 
Crest: Out of a coronet or, an oak tree fructed ppr. pierced trans- 
versely in the main stem by a frame saw also ppr. the frame or, 
pendent from the tree a shield arg. charged with a trefoil vert. 
Mottoes : Through; and, Virtus sola nobilitas. 


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LEWIS. 
HIS family is descended from David Lewis, of an ancient 
family of Co. Carmarthen, Wales, who settled at Waterford, 
Jre., about the middle of the 17th century, and d. 1718. He 
was Alderman of Waterford, and was Mayor six times; was Sheriff 
in 1695. M. Sarah ——, and had issue, viz.: 

1.—William, in Holy Orders, Archdeacon of Kilferona, b. 

1692, d. 4th July 1767; m. Elizabeth, dau. of Richard 
Buckner, of Waterford, and had issue. 

2.—David, m. 20th Sept. 1740, Mary Shiel, of Dublin, and 

had issue. 

3.—Thomas, of whom below. 

4.—James, in H.O., d. unm. 

Thomas above named, of Oldcastle, Co. Cork, d. 1740; m, 2ist 
Noy. 1728, Joan, dau. of Francis Radley, of Knockraur, Co. Cork. 
and had issue, viz.: 

1.—Henry, of whom below. 

2 -—Thomas, d. 1808, m. 1762, Elizabeth, dau. of Richard-Edward 

Hull, J.P., of Lemcon Manor, Co. Cork, and had issue. 

3.—F rank, m. Gardner, and had issue. 

1.—Catherine, m. roth Feb. 1766, to John Hopkins, of 

Macroom, Co. Cork. 
Henry, above named, b. 1732, d. :810; m. 8th April 1771, Mar- 


garet, dau. of Richard-Edward Hull above namea, and had issue, 
besides a dau. Mary, who d. 1866 unm., aa only son 


Richard, d. 1312, m. 26th Oct. 1797, Catherine, dau. and eventual 
scle heiress of Jonn Travers of Garrycloyne Castle, Co. Cork, and 
had issue, viz. : 

1.—John, of whom below. 

2—Richard-Tonson, b. 1824, d. 1854, m. Cicely-Conolly Ayl- 

ward, and had issue. 

3.—Henry. 

Robert-Travers, M.D., b. 1805, d. 1851, m. 15th Sept. 1831, 
Mary, dau. of Henry Longworth of Castletown, Oueen’s 
Co., and had issue. 
5.—William-Hull, M.D., J.P., b. 1807, d. 2nd June 1875, mm. 
25th May 1837, Anne, dau. of William Roe, and had issue. 
r.—Jane, m. toth May 1827, to Thonias-Alleyne Browne, of 
Rockborough, Muskerry, Co, Cork. 


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2.—Margaret, m. 15th Feb. 1844, to W. Meade, in H.O., Vicar 

of Kinsale. 

3.—Kate, d. gth Aug. 1861, unm. 

John, above named, in H.O., of St. Ann’s, Shandon, Co, Cork, 
d. 29th Oct. 1833; m. 15th Nov. 1823, Rebecca, dau. of John Lawless, 
of Kolcrone, Cloyne, Co. Cork, and had issue, viz. : 

1.—John-Travers, of whom below. 
2.—Richard-Paul, b. 1827, d. 11th July 1873, M.D. of Ottawa; 
m. Millicent Deane, b. 1839, d 22nd Aug. 1884, dau. of 
Alexander O'Dell, and had issue, viz. : 
ia.—Rowland- \'exander, b. 12th Feb. 1867, of the Civil 
Service at Uttawa. 
2a.—Zachary-Edmund-Richard, b. 5th Sept, 1872. 
ta —Rebecca-Kathleen, m. Istly, 30th June 1881, to 
J - —S——Fairweather, and 2ndly, gth April 1892, to 
Henry Blakeney, Banker in Ottawa, and has issue. 
2a.—Mary-Olivia, m. 19th Nov. 1884, to Charles-Edward 
McKiel, of the Civil Service at Ottawa, and has issue. 
3.-—Rowland-Davis, d.s.p. 
4.—Zachary, d.s.p. 
1.—Mary-Pyne, b. 1823, m. to U.-Clark Lee, of Stratford, Co. 
Perth, who d.s.p. 

2.—Annie, m. to John-Gilbert Armstrong, M.A, CLC. De, in 
Holy Orders, @., and has had issue, Rebecca-Olivia, m. to 
David-H. Keeley, of Ottawa, Superintendeat of Dominion 
Telegraphs. 

3-—Rebecca, m. 1852 to Hon. John Hamilton (see Hamilton of 
Hawkesbury). 


(Most Rev.) John- Travers, above named, 
Dy goth’ Tune 1845, D. Dy, Li. Dy, was 
ordained Deacon 16th July 1848, Priest Sept. 
1349; came to Canada in 1849, and was 
Missionary at Hawkesbury, Co. Prescott, 
and became Rector of Brockville in 1854 ; 
was consecrated first Bishop of Ontario 
25th March 1862; elected Metropolitan of 
the Ecclesiastical Province of Canada 25th 
January 1893, and Archbishop (styled of 
Ontario) September 1893, being the first 
Colonial Archbishop, excepting Archbishop 
Machray, elected at the same time; was the 


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original author and promoter of the Lambeth Conferences of 
Bishops of the Anglican Communion. He m. Istly, 22nd July 
1851, Anne-Henrietta-Margaret, dau. of Hon. Henry Sherwood, 
Attorney-General of Upper Canada; she d. 28th July 1886; and 
2ndly, 20th Feb. 1889, Ada-Maria, dau. of Evan Leigh, C.E., of 
Manchester, Eng.; and has had issue of the first marriage only, viz.: 
1a.—John-Travers, b. 29th Oct. 1857, Barrister-at-law, 1882, of 
Ottawa ; m. 22nd Oct. 1884, Mary-Ethel, dau. of Colling- 
wood Schieber, C.M.G., of Ottawa, and has issue, viz.: 
16.—Allan-Collingwood, b. 12th July 1885. | 26.—John- ‘ 
b Travers, b. 20th Jan. 1891. 16-—-Nora. 26.—May. 
2a.—Clement, b. 1869, unm. 
3a.—Henry-Sherwood, b. 1864, d. 1866. 
4a.—Hamilton, b. 1866, d. (drowned at Ottawa) 1884. 
5a.—Ernest, b. 1870, d. inf. 
ta.—Annie-Rebecca-Mary, b. 1852, d. 1855. 
2a.—Charlotte-Sherwood, m. 1875, to Robert-Craigie Hamilton 
(see Hamilton of Hawkesbury). 
5a.—Mary, b. 1859, d. 1887, m. 1885 to Francis Hilton-Green, 
of Montreal (who m. 2ndly, Louisa-Henrietta, dau. of Hon. 
John Hamilton above named), and had issue one son, 
Francis, b. 1886. 
4a.—Rebecca-Olivia, m. 1889, to Lewellyn-Foster, son of Lieut.- 
Col. Loyd of Lillesden, Hawkhurst, Co. Kent, Eng., and 
has issue, viz., Cecil-Lewellyn, b. 1889; Eric, b. 1891; and 
a son, b. 1894. 
5a.—Eva, a Sister in the Anglican Sisterhood of Al Saints’, 
Margaret Street, London, Eng. 
6a.—Ethel-Maude, b. 1868, d. 1875. 


Arms: Quarterly, 1 and 4, arg., a chevron between three fleur- 
de-lis gu., for Lewis; 2 and 4, sa., a chevron between two 


escallops in chief and a boar’s head couped in base arg., for Travers. 
Crest; a Lion rampant ppr. Motto: Amicus omnibus. 


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of 
ly 
d, HAMILTON. 
id : 
of OF QueEENston, Hamitron anp Krnasron. 
ae 
of Hon. Ropert Hamivron, d. 8th March 181 T; 
g- Merchant, son of Rey. John Hamilton (b. 1714, d. 
Ret 1797), Minister of Bolton, Co. Haddington, Sco., and 
n- . his wife Jane Wright, came to Canada prior to the 
U. E. Loyalist immigration, and settled on the Nia- 
gara River, where he founded Queenston; was Mem- 
ber of the Leg. Council, and Lieut. of Co. Lincoln in 
1804 ; m., Istly, Catharine (Askin), d. 1796, widow of 
John Robertson, and 2ndly, Mary (Herkimer), widow 
of Neil McLean, and had issue, viz. : 
con ? Of the first marriage : 
t.—Robert, of Queenston, Merchant and Ship Builder; m. Mary 
en, Biggar, and had issue: 1ra.— Robert, d. unm. 2a. James, d. 
on, | unm, I1a.—Mary, d. unm. 2a.—Jane, m. to Thomas- 
on, Chilton Mewburn, and had issue: Charles, d.; Jessie, m. 
to James Young, of the Carrying Place, and has issue 
at.- 3a.—Julia, m. to Thomas-William Dee,* of Queenston ; 
ind d s.p. 
ind 2.—George, of whom below (a). 
3.—James, b. 1792, of London, Can., Sheriff, m. Catharine War- 
ts’, ren, and had issue: ta— ‘Henry, who m. Susan Crooks, and 
had issue: Kate, d.; Mary, m. to Cecil-S. Horrocks, of the 
Civil Service at Toronto; Margaret; Naomi. la.— 
Catharine, m. to Hall, M.D., of Toronto, @., and had 
issue : Hamilton; Horace; Mary ; living in Chicago. 
ebur- 4.—Alexander, of whom below (x). 
two 5.—Samuel, d. unm. 
ers. And of tke second marriage : 


6.—Joseph, b 1798, d. 1847, of York (Turonto), M.D., who had 
issue, two daughters, living in England. 

7.—Peter-Hunter, b. 1800, of Hamilton, m. Harriet Durand, and 
had issue: 1ta.—Joseph, m. Emily Pring, and had issue: 


* Brother to Robert Dee, M.D., and Frank Dee, named ante Pp. 70, 71 


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Peter-Hunter; George; Joseph; Frederick; Henrietta- 
Augusta, m. to J. B. Kerr, of Montreal; Flora, m. to Frank 
Hall, of Guelph; Natalie. 2@.---Charles, d., m. andhad issue: 
ty Allen; Fenwick-Williams; Amy. 3a.—Frances, m. to N. 


T Hammond. 4a.—Henry, of Buffalo, N.Y., m. M. G. 
Mason, and has issue. 5a.—George, living in Nova Scotia, 

{ «zi : = 

i m. and has issue. 6a.—Samuel, @ 7a.—Douglas, d. 


ta.—Mary, m. to Andrew Stuart, (see Jones of Brockville) 
2a.—Augusta, m. to Thomas-Allan Blythe, of Hamilton, 
Surveyor, and has issue: Charles-Allan, of New York. 
3a.—Elsie, m. to Henry Routh, @., and has had issue: Havi- 
land, @.; Stanley; Ernest: Henry; Mary:;. Elsie. 
8.—John, b. 1802, of whom below (c). 


A. 


(Hon.) George Hamilton, above named, removed in 1812 to 
Burlington Bay, where he became the founder of the City of 
Hamilton. Was Member of Prov. Parlt. and Mem. Leg. Council. 
M., 2nd Aug. 1811, Maria-Lavinia, dau. ot Hon. William Jarvis 
(Secretary ; see Jarvis), and had issue, viz. : 

1.—Robert-Jarvis, b. 18th May 1812, d. 1oth Sept. 1892, m. 

tstly, toth Nov. 1836, Catherine Robertson, and 2ndly, 

Mary-Jane Wright, and had issue : 

Of the first marriage : 

ta.—Wiilliam, of the Merchants Bank in Belleville, b. 28th 
May 1836, m. Sept. 1873, Mary Miles, and had issue : 
Lindsay; Henry; William; Robert; Muriel; Kath- 
leen; Marie; Marjory; Gwendoline. 

2a._-Robert- Henry, d. April 1867. 

ta.—-Cacherine-Lavinia, m. 30th April 1871, to Dr. Charles 


Doneily, living in Texas. 
2a.—Agnes-Hannah, m. 31st Dec. 1874, to Charles Lemon, * 


* Descendant of Lawrence Lemon, U. EE. I, (son of Lawrence Lemon), who came from 
Pennsylvania and settled first in Bertie and subsequently in Stamford, Co. Welland ; m. Mary, d. 
1868, aged 93, dau of John Wilson, of Bertie, U.E,.L, from New Jersey (originally from Ireland), 
and had issue fifteen children, of whom the eldest son John, b, 1802, d. 1871, sometime of Caledon, 
Co. Peel, aftds of Stamford, J.P., member of County Council and served in other municipal offices 
many years, m. Martha Heaton, and had issue, viz.: 1.—Lawrence, of St Catharines, d.s.p.; 2.— 
Andrew, d. 1891, Barrister-at-Law, of Guelph, aftds. of Winnipeg. m. Charlotte-Laura, dau. of 
Edward Armstrong, Capt in the Army and his wife Charlotte Morson (who was m, 2ndly to Hon. 
Walter Dickson of Niagara), and had issue: George; Edwa:d; Wilfred; Laura-Gertrude; Ethel. 
3.—Benjamin, M.D., of Buffalo. N.Y.,m, Louise Schwaller, and has issue. 4,.—Francis, d.s.p.  5.— 
Walter, d. inf. 6,—Charles, named above. 7.—Jobn, living in Minnesota. 8 —Erastus, also in 
Minnesota t~—Mary, m. to Richard Durn,d.s.p, 2.--Susan, unm. 3,—Marthad., m, to David 
McKenzie, C.E. 4.—Elizabeth, m. to William Lemon of Forest,Co, Lambton. 5.—Jane, m. to 
Addison A. Briggs, and has issue. 


oOa5 | rel ue 


a) 


3. 


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Barrister-at-Law, of Hamilton, 
Henry-Hamilton, b. 16th May 18 
Helen Gourlay. 

34.—Jessie, m. to James-William Alway, M.D., of Grimsby, 
Co. Wentworth, and has issue: Robert-Douglas ; John- 
Henry; Martha-Jessie ; Agnes- Kathleen, 


and has had issue: 
77; Jessie-Gordon, a. ; 


And of the second matriage : 


3¢.—George-Edward, of Toronto, b, 
Anna Hunter, 

4a.—John-Harvey, b. 26th April 18 
and has issue: Harvey. 

4a.——-Maria-Isabel, m. to lrederick-Sheppard O’Connor, of 
Walkerton, Sheriff Co. Bruce, and has had issue : 
Frederick, d. ; George; Blythe; Charles-Gerald; Bea- 
trice-May. 


13th July 1853, m. 


59, m. Annie Farmer, 


5@.—Caroline-Mabel, b. 2nd Dec. 1857, d. 3rd Jany. 1860. 

6a.—Jane-Chalmers, m. to Charles Ricketts, of Hamilton, 
and has issue: Gordon- Poyntz 
Gertrude, 

74.—Augusta-Mary. 

8a.—May. 


: Neville-Hamiilton ; 


—Samuel-Askin, b. 17th Aug. 1817, d. 
—George, b. oth Feb. 1822, d. 1841. 


1.—Catharine-Hannih, b. 23rd May 1814, d 


2.- 


3. 


Maria-Lavinia, b. 15th Sept. 1818, m. 


—Augusta-Haunah, b, t7th July 
4.—Catherine, b. 15th March 


Freeman, of Hamilton, Barrister-at- 

1a.— George-Ormand, Barrister-at-] 
Lincoln, b- 19th Sept. 1844, 
Margaret-Douglas- Hamilton 
issue, two children, @. 


4, d. 25th Sept. 1815, 
2ist May 1840, to 


William- Harvey Fitzgerald, of the 73rd Regt., and had 


issue ; 
ta.—Duncan, b. 31st May 1842, m Istly, Elizabeth Free- 
man, and had issue William, Edward. Mildred; and 
andly, Margaret McMahon, and has had 


issue, 
Desmond, Maurice, Geraldine, Mona. 


2a@.—Harvey, b. 25th March 18 ; Inspector of Mounted 
; : 44 | 


Police in Australia, m. Clara Gerton, and has issue: 
Desmond, Eleanore, May, Myrtle, Ivey. 

i 1524, d. 28th Sept. 1827, 
1826, m., 1842, to Samuel-Black 
Law, and had issue: 
saw, of Beamsville, Co. 
m. Istly, 9th Nov. 1868, 
McLean, @. and has had 


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2a.—Clarence, Merchant, in St’ Marys, Co, Perth, b. 20th 
May 1846, m, 25th Dec. 1871, Harriet-Ellen Carter, 
and has issue: George, b. Sept. 1872; Lottie-Maude. 

3a.—Arthur-Hamilton, b. 26th Jan 1852, of Lethbridge, 
Alberta. 

4a.—Charles-Edgar, b. 31st Dec. 1856, d@. (drowned in 
Hamilton Bay); m. Grace Rutherford, and had issue, 
Charles-Edgar-Hunter. 

: 5a.—Frank, b. 16th March 1860, Architect in New York, 
m. Katherine Caldwell, and has issue: Katharine, 
Dorothy. 

a.—Manfred, Merchant in Lethbridge, Alberta, b. 15th 
July 1864, m, Esther Sherlock, and has issue: Charles- 
Edward, Randall-Langford, Clarence-Ormond, Ruth- 
Margaret, 

1a.—Ida- Maria. 

2a.—Alice-Maud, @, m. to Kenneth-Jewell Dunstan, and 
had issue: Maud-Jewell. 

3a—Christabelle, m. to Robert Sherlock, Merchant in Leth- 


F 


YL 


bridge, and has issue. wobert-Hamilton, Clarence- 
Edward. 
5.—Augusta-Caroline, m. 17th June i857, to Alfred Boultbee, 
formerly of Newmarket, now of Toronto, some time M.P.P. 
and afterwards M P., Barrister-at-Law, son of Felix 
Boultbee, of Ancaster, Co. Wentworth, and had issue: 
1a@.—Reginald, of Toronto, Barrister-at-Law, b. 6th July 
1858, m. 23rd Oct. 18g0 Margaret-Gor;do, dau. of David 
Tisdale, of Simcoe, Co. Norfolk, Barrister-at-law, 
Lieut.-Col. of Act. Mil., M.P. 
2a.—F rank, b. 30th Dec. 1861, of New York. 
3a.—Alfred-Ernest, b. 26th March 1864. 
4a.—Horatio-Clarence, b. 24th June 1866, Barrister-at-Law, 
5a.—Constance- Mary. 


B, 
Alexander Hamilton, above named, of Queenston, Sheriff, m. 
25th Jan. 1806, Hannah-Owen, b. 25th Sept. 1797, dau. of Hon. 
William Jarvis above named, and had issue, viz. : 
1.—Joseph-Alexander, b. 18th July 1839, d. 
2.—William-Jarvis, b. 25th April 1833, @., m. rstly, Sarah Clark, 
who d. 28th June 1865, and 2ndly, 5th Sept. 1869, Margaret 
Houston, and has had issue, viz. : 


Nn. 


147 


Of the first marriage : 


1a.—Cyrus-Jarvis, b. 28th June 1861, of Queenston, 
2a.—Thomas-Clark, b 23rd Aug, 1863, d. 
'a.—Caroline. 

And of the second marriage : 
3@.—Grace, b 14th July 1871, d. 19th Aug. 1872 


/ ~-* 
4a@ —Grace. 


5a.—Minnetta. 

3 ~—Augustus-Owen- Herbert, of Toronto, b. 21st Oct. 1839, d. 
2Ist Jan. 1888, m., Sept. 1877, Kate-Caroline, dau. of 
Henry-Austin McCallum, of Quebec, and had issue: Owen- 
Alexander-Frost, b. 20th May 1879; Gerald-Musgrave- 
Torrance, b, 22nd July 1888; Eloise; Kathleen. 

1. —Catharine-Maria, b. 23rd March 1817, m., rath Jan. 1847, 
to Frederick Tench, and had issue : Mary, Frederica, 


2.—Hannah- Henderson, b. 3rd Nov. 1818, unm, 
3.—Jessie-Augusta, b. 18th March 


1821, m. 24th Nov 1842, to 
Alexander Duff, d. 11th May 1846, Barrister-at-Law, of 
Amherstburg, Co. Essex, and had issue : 

1@.— William - Alexander- Hamilton, Barrister-at- Law, of 
Hamilton, b. 17th April 1846, m, Barbara-Almira 
Brown, and has had issue : William-Alexander, b. 20th 
April 1877; Walter: Hunter; Miles-O’ Reilly ; Almira- 
Helen; Jessié-Owen ; Catharine-Hamilton ; Ethel. 

1a.— Jessie. 

2a.—Augusta. 


4.—Mary-Jane, b. rst June 1824, d 15th Aug. 1825. 
5.--Elizabeth, b. 6th Aug. 1520, @., m. 15th March 18 


55, to 

John-Thomas Townsend, and had issue : 

Ia.—Samuel-Hamilton, b. gth Sept. 185€, Architect, of 
Toronto. 

2a..—Charles-Jarvis, of Toronto, b. 26th Noy. 1858, m., 
31st Dec. ' 1889, Annie-Josephine, dau. of William 
Polson, Shipwright and Iron-founder in Toronto and 
Owen Sound, and has issue : Alan-Jarvis-Hamilton, b. 
roth Aug. 1893 ; Constance-Hamilton. 

3a.—Gilbert, b. 6th March 1863, of Toronto. 


6.—Helen, b. r2th July 1828, d. unm. 


7-—Caroline-Emily, b. 4th Jan. 1835, m. 8th Jan. 1867, to 


George Durand, of Queenston, and has had issue : 


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ta.—Caroline-Augusta-Owen. 
2a..-Hannah, b, 17th Sept. 1869, d. 19th Feb. 1879. 
3a.-Mary-Catherine, 
4a,—Jessie. 
5a.— Eliza-Beatrice. 
8.—Emma-Harriet. 


Ler 


(Hon.) John Hamilton, above named, b. 1802, d. toth Oct. 1882, 
of Kingston, Banker, Member of Leg. Council, m. Frances-Pasia, 
dau. of David Macpherson (see Macpherson), and had issue, viz. : 

1.-John-Macpherson, Barrister-at-Law, District Judge of 

Rainy River, m. Mary-Eliza, dau. of Hon. William-Henry 
Draper, C.B., Chief Justice of the Common Pleas, 
Clark, Collector of Customs at Kingston, m. Sarah-Dore- 
mus Nixon, of New York, and has had issue : 
ta.—Elizabeth- Haines. 
2a.—l rances- Macpherson, d. 
3a.—- Sarah-Eveline, d. 
4a.— Henrietta-Ogden, @., m. to NWenneth-Neander Fenwick, 
M.D., and had issue: Anita-Hamilton. 
5a.—Helen-Macaulay, m. to Robert-Maitland Hannaford, 
of Montreal, and has issue: John-Haines. 
Herchmer, d. unm. 4-—David, M.D., of Batavia, N.Y. 
5.—George, d. unm. 6.—Joseph, d. unm. 7.—Samuel, 
d. unm 
Naomi, d. unm. 
Isabella-Grant, m. to John Paton, living in Scotland, and 


has issue: ta.—Francis-John. 2a.—George-Macpherson. 
ta. —_Laura-Hamilton, m. to William-H. Ziegler, of Liver- 
pool, Eng., and has issue : Guy-Hamilton ; Ralph; Mary- 
Alice; Frances-Isabella. | 2a.—Alice-Mary, m. to James 
Rankine, living in Scotland. 3a.—Ellen-Isabella, nm: to 
James-Seymour Scott, of Halifax, and has issue: Con- 


stance Hamilton. 

Mary-Hamilton, m. to John-Dennison Mackenzie, M.D., 
of Kingston, and has issue: Frances-Hamilton; Hilda ; 
Marjorie. 

Frances, m. to Robert-Ebenezer Foot, of Denver, Colorado, 
and has issue, viz.: Thomas; John-Hamilton ; Robert ; 
Frances-Pasia; May. 


T4Q 


MACPIITERSON, 


Davin M \CPHERSON, of Inverness, Scot., m. 
Naomi, dau. of John Grant, and had issue, viz.: 
I.—John, @., came to Canada and settled in 
Montreal, m, Istly, Hatt, of Chambly, 
Ouebec, and had issue, one son Samuel, @., and 


,, 2ndly, Jane Herchmer and had issue, John; 
L, Naomi; Frances. 

2.-—David-Lewis, of whom below, 
if 1.—Christina, d. unm. 2. Eliza, ¢,, m. 
y 


to James Mackenzie, of Inverness. 3.-—Frances- 
Pasia, m. to Hon. John Hamilton (see Hamilton 
of Queenston, etc)’ 4.—Helen. th. to Hon. 
John Macaulay, of KXingston. 
(Hon. Sir) Davip-Lrwis, b. 1818, came to Canada in 1835; 
M.L.C.. 1864 to [S67, when he was appointed to the Senate, of 
which he was Speaker 1880 to 1883; Minister of the Interior 1883 ; 
c, K.C.M.G. 1884. M. Elizabeth-Sarah, d. 15g4, dau. of William 
Molson of Montreal, [Arms: Per pale, az. and gu. three crescents 
t arg, Crest: A crescent arg. between two wings expanded ppr.| and 
has had issue, viz. : 


r La.—William-Molson, Shipping Agent. in Quebec; m. Mina 
L, Wotherspoon, of Ouebec. 
2a.—David-Hamilton, Ins. N.W.M. Police; m. Florence Nash. ‘ 
ta.—Elizabeth-Francis, m. to Kichard-Reid Dobell, Lumber 
dd Merchant in Ouebcc, and has issue. 
.. 2a.—Naomi, m. to Thomas Beckett of Quebec. 
ie 34.—Helen, m. to Meyrick Bankes, @., an officer in the army, 
and has had issue. 
S 4a.—Christina, m. to Percival-Frederic Ridout (see Ridout). 
oO 5a.—Isabel-Louise, m. to Lt.-Col. Hon. George-Airey Wirk- 
a patrick, Lieut.-Gov. of Ontario (see Kirkpatrick.) 
\ ARMS: Subject to due difference to be asstoned a xt. r fess or.and az ; 
; alymphad of the first, with her satls furled, oars in action, and pn, ast w 
and tackling, all ppr., and flags flying gu., in the dexter chief a hand 
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ses asserts that the Barons of Closeburn possessed 
land in Nithsdale (Co. Dumfries, Scot.) in the year 800, but 
the first whose name is recorded is Yvone de Kirkpatrick, whose 
erandson, who m. Lady Euphemia, dau. of Robert Bruce, Lord of 
Annandale and Cleveland, had a confirmation charter of the Estate 
of Closeburn in 1232 from K. Alexander Il. His son Adam hada 

° ie son Stephen, who was father of 
(Sir) Roger, who was appointed in 1304 Justiciary of Galloway 
by K. Edward of Eng.; in 1314 he was sent on an Embassy to Eng- 


oo land. He had two sons, (Sir) Thomas, who had two daus., but 
d.s.p.m., and 
(Sir) Roger, who took from the English the castles of Derwisden 
and Caerlaverock in 13553 he vas murdered in 1357. He had, 
@ besides a younger son, Yvone, a son 


Ha Umfred, who was one of the hostages for payment of the ransom 
of K. David IT. ; he had two sons, (Sir) Thomas, who dis.p., and 
Roger, who m. Margaret, dau of Thomas, Lord Somerville, and 
his wife Janet, dau. of Alexander Stewart, of Derneley, and had issue, 
of whom 
Alexander, the second son, was Baron of Kirkmichael; his great- 
| evandson 
i i William, d. gth June 1686, had two sons, of whom the elder 
George, of Knock, b. 1671, ed issue, of whom the third son, : 
Alexander, b 1714; of Drumcondra House, Co. Dublin, Ire., ' 
was founder of the Irish branch of the family. His third son, 
Alexander, of Coolmine, Co. Dublin, b. rt April 1749, d. 1818, 
_ was High Sheriff of the City and Co. of Dublin, 1798. Two of his 
sons settled in Canada, as mentioned below. His eldest son, 
Alexander, b. roth April £796, d, 1878, m. Mary-Anne, dau. of 
Pia John Rutherfoord of St. Doloughs, Co. Dublin, and had issue, 
besides one dau , five sons, one of whom came to Canada as below, 


and of whom the eldest son was 
Alexander, b. 15th Nov. 1828, m. Istly, Maria-Louisa (d. 1877), 
dau. of Robert-D. Robinson in Holy Orders, and andly, Dora 


Rirkpatrick, 


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Darley, and had issue, six sons and two daus., of whom Alexander- 
Delapere, b. 15th Jan. 1857, is the eldest. 


A. 


George-Brownly Kirkpatrick, fourth son of Alexander (1796- 
1878), b. 13th Sept. 1835, settled in Canada; he is Director of 
Surveys for the Province of Ontario ; m. 1865, Mary-Francis, d. 
1887, dau. of Robert Morris, of Liverpool, Eng., and has had 
issue, viz. : 

ta.—Alexander-Mainwaring- Morris, b. 11th July 1866, m. 1888, 

Caroline-Adelaide, dau. of Lt.-Col. George-Taylor Denison 
(see Denison) and has issue : 16,—Alexander- Douglas, b. 
Ist Jan. 1891; 16.—Mary-Caroline, d. 1890; 26.—Marjory- 
Lilian, 

2a —George-Robert-Foster, b, 30th Aug. 1868, m. 18g1, May, 

only child of Dr. Rowell of Toronto. 

_3¢@, —William-Rutherfoord, b, 7th Oct. 1870. 

4@.—Goldwin-Smith, b. rath April 1872. 

5¢ —Arthur-James-Ernest, b. 29th April 1876. 

1a.— Mabel-Theodora. 


B. 


Thomas Kirkpatrick, fourth son of Alexander (1749-1818) above, 
b. 25th Dec. 1805, d. March 1870, came to Canada and settled at 
Kingston, Barrister-at-law, Q.C., M.P. for Co. Frontenac; m. 
1829, Helen, dau. of Alexander Fisher, District Judge, and had 
issue, viz. : 
1.—Alexander-Sutton, Batrister-at-law, m. 1858, Louisa, dau. 
of Joseph King, and has had issue, viz. : 
1a.—Alexander-King, b. 14th April 1861, C.E., of Smith’s 
Falls, Co. Perth, m. May 1888, Margaret-Alexandra, 
dau. of Alexander MacDougall, Barrister-at law, @, son 
Lieut. Col. MacDougall, 79th Highlanders, many years 
Inspecting Field Officer for Upper Canada, and has had 
- Issue, Alexander-Macdougall. 
2a.—Reginald-Noble. 
1a.—Minnie-Louisa, m. to Dr. Garrett of Kingston. 
2a.—Helen-Isabel, d. 1863. 
2.—Thomas-Frederick-Sampson, of the Civil Service at Ottawa, 
b. 1837, m. Mary-Ann, dau. of Walter-Richard Jones. 


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3.—Francis, b. 1839, d. 1885, in Holy Orders, m. 1867, Ger- 
trude, dau. of Henry Gildersleeve, and had issue, viz. : i 

1a —Thomas-Henry, ). 1868, d. 1869. 

ae 2a.—Francis-Grant, b. 1869, Barrister-at-law. 

Ha a 3a.—Charles-Stafford, b. 1871. 

eae 4a.—William, b 1872, d. 1873. 

anh a 5a.—Herbert-Rutherfoord, b. 1874. 

) 1a.—Gertrude-Rose. 

2a.— Henrietta-Helen. 

3a.—Annie-Kathleen. 

4 —(Lt.-Col. Hon.) George-Airey, b. 13th Sept. 
1841; Lt.-Col. late 47th Frontenac Bat. 
Act. Mil.;  Barrister-at-law 1845, O.C. 
1880; LL.D. Trin. Col. Dublin; M.P., 
Speaker of the House of Commons 1883 
to 1887; Member of the Privy Council of 
Canada May 1891; Lieut.-Gov. of Ontarto, 
ist June 1892. M. Istly, 25th Oct. 1865, 
Frances-Jane, dau of Hon. John Macaulay 

of Kingsto, she d. 20th Jan. 1877; and 2ndly, 26th Sept. 

1883, Isabel-Louise, dau. of Hon. Sir David-Lewis 

Macpherson (see Macpherson), and has had issue, viz : 

Of the first marriage: 


1a.—George-Macaulay, b. 23rd Aug. 1866, Lt R.E. 

2¢.—Arthur- Thomas, b. 26th Feb. 1871, Capt. 14th Princess 
of Wales’ Rifles, Secretary to the Lieut-Gov., Barrister- 
at-Law. - 

3a.—William Macpherson, b. 8th Oct. 1374. 

4a.—Guy-Hamilton, b. 5th Nov. 1875. 

ta.—elen Young. 

And of the second marriage : 

5a.—Eric-Reginald-Macpherson, b. 18th Sept. 1884. 

.—James-Stafford, Barrister at-Law, of Kingston, b. 1848, d. 

1885, m. 1876, Annie, dau. of William Macaulay, in Holy 

Orders, and had issue, viz. : 

1a.—Charlotte-Grace. 

2a.—Jessie. 


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ees 1 - Marianne-Elizabeth, d. unm. 


2.—Henrietta, d. young. 
feaail 3.—-Emily-Wallis, d. young. 


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Cc. 
4:—Helen-Lydia, m. 1869 to Alex. Browne, of Longformacus, 
Co. Berwick, Scot. 

Stafford-Frederick Kirkpatrick, b. rath Dec. 1809, d. 1858, 
seventh son of Alexander (1749-1818) above named; came to 
Canada and settled at Peterborough, Co. Peterborough ; Barrister- 
at-Law; m. 1835, Henrietta, dau. of Alexander Fisher above 
named, and had issue, viz.: 

1.—William-Alexander-Wallis, C.E., b. 1839, d. 1883, m. 1875, 

Harriet, dau. of Joseph King, and had issue: 
1a.—Stafford- Frederick, b. 1878. 
2a.—Harold-William. 
3a.—Edwin-King, d. young. 
1a.—Louisa. } 
2.—Frederick-Fisher, b. 1848. 
1.—Aniac-Elizabeth, m. to Charles Jenkins, of Petrolea, Co. 
Lambton. 
2.—Marianne-Helen, m. to John D. Noble, of Petrolea. - 
3:-—Catharine-Adele, m. to James Dennistoun, Barrister-at- 
Law, O.C., of Peterborough. 
4.—Mary- Magdalene. 


Arms: Subject to due difference to be assigned; Arg., a saltire 
and a chief az., on the last three cushions or. Crest: A hand 
holding a dagger in pale distilling drops of blood, ppr. Motto: I 
mak sicker (¢.e., I make secure). 


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GOODERHAM.* 


WILLIAM GoopERHAM, second son of James 
Gooderham, of Scole, Co. Norfolk, Eng., was b. 


aa 29th Aug. 1790, and d. 2oth Aug. 1881. In 
early life he was for some time in the Army, and 
served in the West Indies. He came to Canada 
; in 1832. In partnership with his brother-in-law, 
James Worts (see Worts), he entered into the 
business of milling, and later took up that of distilling, which sub- 
sequently became very extensive, and at the time of his death he 
controlled numerous large and widespread interests. He served 
for about forty years as Churchwarden of Trinity Church, Toronto. 
Jointly with William Cawthra and James-Gooderham Worts, he 
built a wing of the Toronto General Hospital. M. Harriet-Tovell 
Herring (b. Nov. 1802, d. 5th March 1885), and had issue, viz. : 
1.—William, b. 14th April 1824, d. rath Sept. 1889, s.p.; m. 
Margaret, dau. of Thomas Bright, who predeceased him. 
Was engaged in various business enterprises, and latterly 
was Managing Di:ector of the Toronto and Nipissing 
(Midland) Railway, from which, however, he withdrew, and 
devoted the late years of his life to religious and philan- 
: thropic objects, and at his death he left the whole of his 
estate, which was very considerable, to be devoted to 
charitable purposes. 
2.—James, b. 29th Dec. 1825, d. 11th May 1879 (killed in a 
railway accident) s.p.; m. Sarah-Ketland, dau. of Thomas 
Gibbs, cf Kingsbridge, Co. Devon, Eng., and his wife 
Caroline Tate (and sister of Hon. Thomas-Nichoison 
Gibbs, Senator, of Oshawa, Co. Ontario). 
3.—George, of whom below. 
4.—Edward, b. 17th Feb. 1832, d. 23rd April, 1834. 
5-—Henry, b. 4th April 1834, m. Mary-Webster, dau. of William 
Hamilton, Iron Founder in Toronto. 
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6.—Alfred-Lee, b. 28th Aug. 1836, m. Harriet, dau. of George 
Stegman, son of John Stegman (U.6.1.) Surveyor. who 
was a Lieut. in the Hessian Regt. of Lossberg, and served 
throughout the American Revolutionary War (he was one 
of those lost in the ill-fated “ Speedy ” in 1804, see ante p. 
13), and has had issue, viz. : 
1a.—Edward-George, b. 3rd Aug. 1859, m. Minnie, dau. of 
Thomas Armstrong, and has issue: 16,—Lyman- 
Edward, b. 17th April 1887, 26,—Stuart-Wilmot, b. 
23rd Feb. 1889. 36.—Grant-Armstrong, b. 8th Jan. 
1892. 16.—Ethel-Muriel. 26.—Kathleen-Beatrice. 
36.—Mary-Leslie. 
1a.—Louise-Alexandria, unm. 
2a.—Alice-Wilmot, m. to Walter-Cecil Lee (son of Walter- 
Sutherland Lee and Emma Leuty his wife) late Lieut. 
Queen's Own Rifles, in which -Regt. he served in the 
North-west 1885 (medal), and has issue: Violet. 
3a. —Ida-Josephine, m. to William Warden. 
4a.—Maggie-May, m. to John-Gordon Macdonald, son of 
Hugh Macdonald and his wife Catherine Gordon. 
7.—Robert-Turner, b. 11th July 1841, m. roth June, 1868, 
Margaret, dau. of Rice Lewis, Merchant in Toronto, and 
has had issue, viz.: ; 
1a.— Robert-George- Lewis, b. 28th Oct. 1870, d. 16th Sept. 
1872. 
3a,—Victor- Lewis, b. 5th May 1881, d. rath March 1888, 
ta. —Maude-Adelaide, m. to Robert-Albert Greenshields, 
Barrister, ot Montreal, and has issue, one dau. 
2a.—Maggie, b. tt Jan. 1873, d. 14th Jan. 1873. 
3a.—Eva-Claribelle, m. to James-Henry Mitchell, Major 
Comdg. 9th Field Battery, Toronto. 
4a.—Ethel-Lewis, b. 5th Jan. 1878, d. oth July 1878. 
5@a.—Ada-Lewis, unm. 
6a.—Margaret- Lewis, d. 
8.—Charles-Horace, b. 18th Feb. 1844, d. 18 Oct. 1904, m. 
goth Sept. 1862 Eliza, b. 7th Sept. 1843, dau. of Charles 
Folwell. and had issue, viz.: 
1a.—Henry-Folwell, b. 16th Aug. 1876, Barrister-at-Law. 
2a. —James-Horace, b. 31st Aug. 1879, m. 30th Aug. 1906, 
Margaret-McTaggart, dau. of James Currie. 


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iy Sweetnam, M.D., son Matthew Sweetnam, Post Office 
f . Inspector, and secondly to Cameron-Robertson Stewart, 
il of Surbiton, Surrey, Eng., and had issue of the first 
marriage, Aileen, who d. aged 3 years. 
2a.—Mabel-May, m 7th May 1891 to Robert-Hamilton 
Ramsay, son of Robert-Hamilton Ramsay, Merchant, 
sometime Capt. Queen’s Own Rifles, and has issue, 
Ethel-Adelia. 
3a.—Dora-Beatrice, m. 14th Oct 1896 to Albert-Lauten 
McCormick, of Baltimore, Maryland, and has issue : 
Lauten-Gooderham, Hollie-Harrison. 
4a.-—Madeline-Helena, m. 17 April 1899 to Stanley J. 
Castleman, of Riverside, California, and has issue: 
Douglas-Vancourt, Muriel-Gooderham, Leslie-Carroll. 
5a.—Grace-Adelia, unm. 
1.—Louisa, d. 9th March 1go08, m. rstly to William Walker, 
and andly to Richard Score, and had issue of the first 
marriage viz.: James-Reynell, m. Mary, dau. of John-G. 
Kennedy, and has had issue one son who d. inf.; Harriet- 
Hit Rodwell, m. to John-Elgin Snider, and has had issue, 
‘Bis Arthur-Elgin-Rodwell, d. aged 17, William-Hartley- 
| Griffin, Harvey-Grafton; Louisa, m. to Archer-Green 
Watson, and has issue, Austin-Percy-Leys, Irene-Clara- 
Belle ; Annie-Elizabeth. 
2.—Mildred, d. May 1898, m. tstly to Anthony Crampton, and 
2ndly to John Raymond, who d. Sept. 1893, and had issue: 
of the first marriage, William-James, Harriet, m. to —— 
Geddes, of Edinburgh, Sco.; and of the second marriage, 
James-Gooderham; Albert-Edward; Louisa-Gooderham, 
m, to —— Nichols; Victoria. 
3.—Ann-Elizabeth, b. 13th Feb. 1839, d. 31st March 1841. 
4.—Harriet-Ann, m. to John Leys, Merchant in Toronto, who 
d. 29th Jan. 1892, s.p. 
5.-—Victoria, m. 1stly, 1868, to Robert Wilson, 2ndly, 1st Nov. 
1879, to Donald- Mackenzie Cameron, late of Strathroy, Co. 
Middlesex, now of London, Sheriff of Middlesex, and has 
had issue, viz.: of the first marriage (besides others who d. 
inf.), William-Gooderham, b. 5th Sept. 1870; Lily-Viola; 
Victoria; and of the second marriage, Kenneth-Mackenzie, 


Ha 1a.—Margaret-Victoria, m. firstly to Leslie-Matthew 
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b. 1st Nov. 1880; Norman-Keith, b. 7th Jan. 1882; Evan- 
Guthrie, b. 18th May 1885. 
George Gooderham, above named, b. 14th March 1830, d. 
Ist May, 1905, Distiller and Banker, Capt. in Reserve Militia, m. 
Harriet, d. 7th Nov. 1907, dau. of Joseph- Kay Dean, and had 
issue, viz. : 
1a. —William-George, b. 5th Jan. 1853, Distiller, m. 2rst Jan. 
1875, Ella, dau. of William Hargraft, of Cobourg, Co. 
Northumberland, and has had issue, viz.: 14. ~William- 
Hargraft, b. 7th Nov. 1875, m. June 1898, Lillie, dau. of 
Francis Phillips, and has issue: Helen-Victoria, b. 2gth 
July, 1900; Louise, b. rath March, tgoa2. :6,—George- 
Edgar, b. 12th Sept. 1879, m. Emily-Fsances, dau. of James- 
Frederick Paterson and his wife Isabella- Florence, dau. of 
D’ Alton McCarthy, of Barrie, and has issue: Nellie, b. 4th 
July 1993; George-William, b. roth March 1908. 34, — 
Harold-Dean, b. rgth June 1881. 46.—Edward-Douglas, 
b. 17th Feb. 1883, m. 5th Oct. 1904 Kathleen-Mary Neelon, 
and has issue: Lenore-Arnold, b. July 1905; Edward-Dean, 
b. 28th March 1908, d. and Apri! 1908. 54.—Gordon- 
Stewart, b. 30th Nov. 1884, m. 8th Feb. 1908, Irene-Newton, 
dau. of Alfred-A. Alexander. 646.—Norman-Ross, b. 6th 
Sept. 1886. 74.—John-Leys, b. 2nd July 1888. 84.— 
Eric-Stanley, b. 8th Aug. 1890. 96.—Alexander-Leslie, b, 
7th Oct. 1898, 14.—Aileen. 26. —Eleanor-Mary. 

2a.—Albert-Edward, b. 2nd June 1861, Distiller, Lieut.-Col, 
Comdg. roth Royal Grenadiers, m., 25th Oct. 1883, Mary- 
Reford, dau. of Andrew Duncanson, of Amherstburg, Co. 
Essex, and has issue, viz.: 16.—Albert-Edward, b. 16th 
Oct. 1885. 26.—Herbert-Ross, b. 9th March 1889, d. 13th 
Feb. 1899. 34.—Melville-Stuart, b. 8th Aug. 1891. 16, — 
Charlotte-Olive.  26.—Marietta-Isobel. 34. —Victoria- 
Louise. 

3a. —George-Horace, b. 18th April 1868, m. 12th Sept. 1888, 
Maude, only dau. and heir of Henry-Stephen Northrop, 
Merchant in Toronto, and Mary Strong his wife, and has 
issue, viz. : 16. —Dean-Northrop, b. 23rd April 1891. 26,— 
Henry-Stephen, b. Aug. 1894. 16.—Evelyn-Grace. 26,— 
Jessie-Maude. 

4a.—Melville-Ross, b, toth Jan. 1877, m. 15th Sept. 1898, 


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. Charlotte-Wheeler, dau. of William-Darling Taylor, and 

ti ; has issue: Kathleen-Isabel. 

12.— Harriet-Victoria, m. 28th Jan. 1880, to Thomas-Gibbs 
Blackstock, b. 11th Nov. 1851, d. 24th July 1906, Barrister- 
at-Law, son of Rev. William-Schenck Blackstock [Arms: 
Arg. three stocks of trees couped above and below sa. 
Crest: A stock of a tree as in the arms. Motto: Festina 
lente], and has issue, viz»: 16.—William-Gooderham, b. 
25th Nov. 1880, Barrister-at-Law, m. t1oth Jan. 1907, 
Marjorie-Fraser, dau. of Charles-Jonas Jones. (See Jones). 
26.—Thomas-Gibbs, b. 28th July, 1883, d. inf. 36.— 
Gibbs, b. 19th May, 1888. 46.—George-Tate, b. 29th 
Sept. 1892. 16.—Elizabeth-Dean. 26.—Barbara. 36.— 
Harriet. 46.—Dorothy-Mary. 

2a.—Elizabeth-Louisa, d. 16th Aug. 1878, aged 21, m. to John- 
Ross Mitchell, d. 18th Nov. 1884, son of Robert Mitchell, 
of Quebec, and had issue: George-Gooderham, b. 15th Aug. 
1878, m. 30th April 1902 Zulu-Emeline, dau. of James- 
Oliver Buchanan, and has issue: John-Ross. 

‘i 3a.—Adelaide-Mary, m. 14th Dec. 1882 to James-Frederick- 

| William Ross, M.D. (See Ross). 

| 4a.—Charlotte-Olive, d. young. 

5a.—Florence-Josephine, d. Feb. 26th, 1903, m. Jan. 1887. to 
William-Henry Brouse (see Jones of Brockville), and had 
issue: 16,—William-Henry-Davenport, b. 3rd Nov. 1891. 
26.—Eldridge-Dean-Gooderham, b. 3rd April 1895; Paul- 
Courselles, b. 3rd Jan. 1898; Marjorie-Josephine; Harriet- 
Dean. 
6a.—Eleanor-Gertrude, m. 8th June 1892, to Edward-Campion 
Acheson, b. 7th Aug. 1860, in Holy Orders, at present 
Rector of Holy Trinity, Middletown, Connecticut, son of 
Alexander Acheson, of Mountrath, Queen's Co., Ire., (de- 
scendant of Sir Archibald Acheson, Secretary of State for 
Scotland, temp. Jas. I., whose son Henry settled in Ireland) 
and his wife Mary Campion [Arms: Arg. a two-headed 
eagle displayed sa. beaked and membered or, on a chief 

ad vert two mullets or. Cvest: A cock gu. standing upon a 

trumpet or. Motto: Vigilantibus]; before entering the 

Church he served in the Queen’s Own Rifles in North- 

West 1885, and was present at the action of Cut Knife 


157A 


(medal and clasp), and has issue, viz.: 146,—Dean-Good- 
erham, b. 11th April, 1893. 26.—Margaret-Campion, b. 
5th Oct. 1895. 36.—Edward-Campion, b. 15th Sept. 1902. 
7@a.—Lillian-May, m. 2oth Sept. 1896, to Charles-William 
Beatty, (see Beatty) and has issue: 16.—Geoffrey-Brrne, 
b, 24th Jan. 1899. 26.—Clifford-Gooderham, b. 6th July 
1901, 16,—Beryl-Dean, b, 26th June 1897. 
8a.—Violet-Dean, m. 31st Aug. 1905, to Reginald-William 
Bird, of Boston, Massuchusetts, and has issue: John- 


Reginald, b, 21st June 1906, 
(Reprinted May 1908.) 


NOTE. 

John Gooderham, of Scole, Co, Norfolk, Eng., d. rath April 
1787, aged 75; his wife Elizabeth d. 7th Oct. 1799, aged 
81; they had issue, besides others: 

James Gooderham, d. 20th April 1820, aged 63; his wife 
Sarah d. 11th April 1802, aged 36; they had issue, besides 
others: 

William Gooderham, of Toronto, 

Elizabeth, m. to James Worts, (See Worts.) 


WORTS. 


James Worts, who d. February 1834, came 
to Canada from Bungay, Co. Sulfolk, Eng.,about 
the year 1831, and settled in Toronto, where 
he erected a windmill near the mouth of the 
river Don, which was the commencement of the 
enterprises undertaken by the families of Gooder- 
: ham and Worts which have had such widespread 
development. He m. Elizabeth, dau. of James Gooderham, of 
Scole, Co. Norfolk (see Gooderham), and had issue, viz. : 

1.—James-Gooderham, named below. 
2.—William, d. young (drowned in Toronto Bay). 
3.—George, @., merchant in Hillsburgh, Co. Wellington ; m. 
Martha-Jane Green, and had issue. 

1.—Mildred, b. 1st May 1822, m. to John Leary of Cannington, 
Co. Ontario, and has issue. 

2.—Sarah, d. 15th Aug. 1893, m. to Rev. Charles Silvester, d. 
1893, Methodist Minister, and had issue, besides a dau., 
who d. young: 1a.—James-Gooderham-Worts, @., who m. 
and had issue: Charles-Herbert; Edna. 2a@.—William- 
Towler. 3a.—Charles-Frederick. 

3.—Elizabeth, d. 22nd July 1871, aged 52, m. to Evatt, 
M.D., of Port Hope, Co. Durham, and had issue: William- 
Worts, Barrister-at-Law, of Toronto, d..-unm. Maria, m. 
to James Wyley, @., of Hamilton. 

James-Gooderham, above named, b. 4th June 1818, d. 20th 
June 1882; jointly with William Gooderliam and William Cawtbra, 
he erected a wing of the Toronto General Hospital; m. 1st Oct. 
1840. Sarah, d. goth June 1876, aged 5y, dau. of Thomas Bright, 
and had issue, viz.: 

1a.—James-Gordon, b. 5th Dec. 1843. d. 19th March 1846. 


2a.—James-Gooderham, b. 21st April 1853, d. gth Dec. 1884, 
m. 1stly, rst Sept. 1875, Julia, dau. of Harvey-Prentice 
Dwight, of Toronto, she d. 29th July 1877, and andly, 21st 
Jan. 1879, Mary-Louise, dau, of Charles Elliott, of 
Cobourg, Co. Northumberland, and had issue, viz.: Of the 


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first marriage, one child, which d. inf., and of the second i 
matriage : ; 
14.—James-Gooderham, b. 21st Feb. 1883. i 
14.—Sarah-Louise. . i 
36.—Nellie-Maude, d. young. 


ne 34.—Thomas-Frederick, b, 5th July 1857, m. 17th Aug. 1892, 
ut Elizabeth-Beatrice, dau of Adam Beatty.* 

re 1a.—Elizabeth-Anne, b. 7th July 1841, d. 5th Oct. 1849. 

he 2a.—Charlotte-Louisa, m. 26th April 1865, to William-Henry 
he Beatty* (see Beatty). 

re 3a.—Clara-Agnes, m. 27th April 1870, to Altred-Morgan Cosby. 
ad (See Cosby). 

of 4a.—Emilie-Ardelia, m, 4th June 1874, to David Smart, d. 23rd 


June 1893, Barrister-at-Law, of Port Hope, and has had 
issue, viz.: David-Worts; Mabel-Beatrice ;° Lilian-Con- 


stance. 

iy 5@.—Alice-Rebecca, m. 6th June 1876, to Edward-Strachan Cox, 
son of Robert-Gregory Cox, d. rth June 1863, in Holy 

n, Orders, Rector of Brampton, Co. Peel, and Fanny Dawson 
his wife, and has issue: one dau., Evelyn-Sara. 

a 6a.—Margaret-Elizabeth, m. 20th Feb. 1879, to Robert Myles, 

i; Lieut. Toronto Field Battery, son of James Myles, d. 2oth 

a Aug. 1889, of Quebec, originally of Ballyshannon, Ire., and 

ts Janet Peebles his wife, and has issue, viz.: Frederick- 
Percival, b. 21st March 1881 ; Robert-Gordon, b, 27th 

tt, March. 1886 ; Beatrice-Worts ; Florence-Adeline. 

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ROS ee i leat Taba ate oe cats es . 


i BEATTY, 


Or Tue Oaks, QuEEN’s Park, Toronvro. 


Wic.tam Bearry, of Moneymore, Co. London- 
derry, was a Captain in the Garrison of Derry in , 
the famous siege of 1689, in which he “ ever behaved 
himself with great integrity and valour,” taking part 
in all important engagements, and also going out 
almost daily with small parties to harass the besiegers, 
until about a month before: the end of the siege, 
having been attacked with a severe illness, he with- 
drew, under protection, to his home. He m. subse- 
quently, and had twelve sons, among them 

James, a merchant in Newry, living there in 

1763, who had, with others (one of-whom was Archdeacon of May- 
down, Co. Longford) a son 
' William, of Cookstown, Co. Tyrone, who m. Anne Creighton, 
| and had issue, of whom his youngest son* 

James, b. cir. 1792, d. 3rd May 1865, came to Canada and 
settled in Toronto in 1830, being a merchant there; was Capt. of 
Militia 1847; m., 1832, Anne, b. cir. 1806, d. 8th May 1879, dau. of 
James McKowen, of Dublin, Ire., and Elizabeth Byrne his wife, 
and had issue, viz. : 

1.—William-Henry, Barrister-at-Law, m. 26th April 1865, 

Charlotte-Louisa, dau. of James-Gooderham Worts (see 
Worts), and has had issue, viz. : 

1a.—Harry-Worts, b. 29th April 1866. 
2a.—Charles-William, b. Aug. 1871. 

1a.—Amy-Gertrude. 

2a.—Alice-Maude. 

3a.—Bertha, d. inf. 


* The small number uf generations during so long a period from 1689 appears to be explained 
by the fact of this line of descent being traced through younger sons, born late in the life of their 
parents. 


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2.—James, d. young. 

3.—Joseph-Walker, b. 29th March 1846, m. Ist Oct. 1884, 
Charlotte-Eliza, dau. of Anthony-Knox Boomer (see 
Boomer), and has had issue: Allan-Byrne, b. 26th Jan. 
1886, d. 7th Sept. 1886. 

1.—sLlizabeth, m. 4th May 1876, to John-Craven Chadwick (see 


Chadwick). 
2.—Jane-Louisa. 
3.—Annie. 


4.—Ellen-Byrne, d. 1864, m. 1863, to Edward-Marion Chadwick 
(See Chadwick). 

5 —Diana-Mary, m. 8th Nov. 1876, to Alexander, son of James 

Campbell, of Toronto, and has issue, one dau., Mildred- 

Dagmar. 


Arms: Az., a fesse embattled on the upper side arg. masoned sa., 
between three pheons or. Crest: A castle triple towered arg. charged 
on the middle tower with a pheon az. Motto: Qui beat beatus. 


162 


COSBY, U.£. U. 


Francis CossiE settled temp. Q. Mary, in 
Ireland, where he became a person of note and 
great influence; was General of the Kern, 
M.P., and Sheriff of Kildare, was killed at the 
battle of Glendalough, aged 70; m., Istly, 
Mary, dau. of the Duke of Somerset and 
widow of Sir Henry Peyton, and 2ndly, 
Elizabeth I’almes, and had issue, of the first 
marriage, three sons, and of the second 
marriage, one dau., of whom the eldest son, 

Alexander, of Stradbally, Queens Co., 
where the family still reside, was killed at 
Stradbally, 19th May 1596, when resisting an 
attack by the O’Moores; m. Dorcas, dau. of 
William Sidney, of Orford, Co. Kent, Maid 
of Honour to Queen Elizabeth, and had issue (besides others), viz. : 

1.—Francis, b. ist Jan. 1571, Capt. of the Kern. killed imme- 
diately after his father in the action mentioned, m. Hellen, dau. of 
Thomas Harpole, of Shrule, and had issue one son, William, who 
d. young. 

2.—Richard. Capt. of the Kern, m. Elizabeth, dau. of Sir 
Robert Pigot, and had issue four sons and one dau., of whom 

1.—Alexarder, the eldest son, b. 8th Feb. 1610, m. Anne 
Slingsby, but d.«i p. 

2.—Francis, second son, b. 1612, m. Anne, dau. of Sir Thomas 
Loftus, and had issue, besides others : 

1.—Alexander, eldest son, m. Elizabeth, dau. of Henry 
L’Estrange, and had issue, namely (besides others) : 

1a.—Alexander, fifth son, d. 26th Dec. 1743, Lieut.-Col. in the 

Army, Lieut.-Gov. of Nova Scotia; m. Anne, dau. of 
Alexander Winnard, and had issue, of whom the youngest 
eventually inherited Stradbally Hall. 


ir 


1e 


AS 


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2a.—William, sixth son, d. roth March 1736, Brigadier-General 

in the Army, Governor of New York and the Jerseys, 

which position he held at the time of his death; m. Grace, 

d. 25th Dec. 1767, sister of George Montague, Earl of i 

Halifax, and had issue, viz. : 

16.—William, an officer in the Army; Sheriff of New 
York 1735 to 1749, described in the record of his 
appointment to that office as “ Captain-General.” 

26.—Henry, Capt. R.N., d. 1753. 


16.—Elizabeth, m. to Lord Augustus Fitzroy, son of the 
Duke of Grafton, and had issue, of whom the eldest 
son succeeded to the Dukedom. 


26.—Grace, m. to Joseph Murray, who d. 1757, aged 64; he 
came from Ireland and settled in New York, was a 
Lawyer and Member of H. M. Council; devised his 
estates to King’s College, New York. 

36.—Another dau. m. to 
Jamaica. 


Freeman, of the Island of 


The first in Canada was George Cosby, who settled in Pelham, 
Co. Welland. His residence was burned down and all family papers 
and records destroyed, and he himself dying very shortly after that 
occurrence, the particulars of the family history during the latter 
part of the 18th century were lost. It has, however, always been 
believed by the family that George Cosby was the eldest male repre- 
sentative of Gov. William Cosby,* and it may therefore be presumed 
that he was the son of Capt. William Cosby. It is said that at 
the close of the Revolutionary War he went to Ireland with his father, 
but subsequently came to Canada. He m. Mary McGregor, of 
Stirling, Scotland, and had issue, Viz. : 


John, m. Sarah Morgan, and had issue (besides a son, Murray, 
who m. but d.s.p.im., and daus. who d. unm.), viz. 

Alfred-Morgan, b. 11th Sept. 1840, of Toronto, Major 48th 
Highlanders, being one of the officers by whom that Reet. was 
raisedf; m., 27th April 1870, Clara-Agnes Worts (see Worts), and 
has had issue, besides two who d. inf., viz.: 


* There are a few persons of the name now livin in New York. 
§ 


+ This Corps, raised in 1891, is commonly called the ‘ Davidson” Fighl 
manded by Lieut.-Col. John-Irvine Davidson, and wearing the tart 
with the crest of MacDhai for the Regimental Badge. 


anders, being com- 
an of the Clan Dhai or Davidson, 


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1.—Morgan-Wilton-Worts, b. 1872, d. 1880. 
2.—Frederick-Lorne, b. 1874, Lieut. 48th Highlanders. 
3.—Norman-Weber, b. 1876. 

4.—Craufurd-Stuart, b. 1886. 

1.—Sarah-Temple, d. young. 

2.—Edith-Penryn. 

3.—Riete-Mapleton. 

4.—Edna-Noel. 


Arms: Quarterly, 1 and 4, arg., a chevron between three leopard’s 
faces sa., on a canton or a saltire vert between a cross crosslet gu. in 
chief, a lizard erect of the fourth in the dexter, a salmon also of the 
fourth in the sinister, and a dexter hand couped of the fifth in base ; 
2 and 3, or, a pheon az.; 4. az, three shackles or, on a canton arg. 
a saltire gu. between a sinister hand couped of the last in chief, and 
two salmons in fesse and one in base vert. Cves¢; A griffin segreant 
gu. supporting a broken spear or headed arg. Moé¢to: Audaces juvat 
fortuna. 


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ROSS. 


Joun Ross, a native of Co. Banff, 
Scotland, b. 1730, d. 1805, served in the 
42nd Highlanders, or Black Watch, and 
throughout the American Revolutionary War ; 
was Barrack Master at York (Toronto) 1800 
to 1805; m. Elizabeth Brooks, b. 1750, d. 
1828, and had issue, namely : 


below. | 

2.—William, b. roth Oct. 1787, d. inf. 

3.—John, b. 2rst June 1791. 

4.— Robert, b. 26th June 1797, d. 1887. 

5.—George, b. 24th Aug. 1799. 

6.—Thomas, b. rath Dec. 1803. 

1.—Mary, b. 31st Dec. 1784. 

james, above named, b. 1786, d. 1868, served in the Militia 
in the war of 1812, and was taken prisoner at the taking of York by 
the Americans; m. Elizabeth Wells, b. 1788, d. 1860, dau. of William 
Wells, b. 1760, d. 1835, son of Robert Wells, b. 1734; and had 
issue, viz. : ; 

1a.—William, b. 1809, m. Elizabeth Mosley. 

2a.—John, b. 1811, m. Amy Elson 

3a.—James, b. 1813, d. 1830, 

4a.-—Jacob-Philip, b. 1818, d. 1880. 

5a.— Thomas, b. 1820, d_ 1836. 

6a.—Joseph, b. 1827, m. Farrell, 

7a.—Henry, b, 1829, killed in Australia at the Ballarat Dig- 

gings, 1854, 

8a.—James, b. 1832, of whom below. 

1a.— Margaret, b. 1815, m. to James Forsyth. 

2a.—Martha, b 1821, m. to William McDougall, d. 1889. 

_ 3a.—Elizabeth, b. 1823, d. 1863, m. to William Bright. 


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b. 1828, d. 1890, dau. of John McIntosh, b. 1796, d. 1863; member of 
Leg. Assembly (son of John McIntosh, b. 1754, d. 1830, a native of 
aaa Co. Perth, Sco., who came to Canada in 1801, and Annie Ferguson 
j his wife, who d. 1814], who m. Catherine, b. 1813, d. 1832, dau. 
of Rev. Alexander Stewart, Baptist Minister, who came to Canada 
in 1818, and Janet Douglas his wife ; and had issue, viz. : 
16.—James-Frederick-William, b. 16th Aug. 1857, M.D., late 
Capt. OQueen’s Own Rifles; m. 14th Dec. 1882, Adelaide- 
Mary, dau. of George Gooderham (see Gooderham), and 
has had issue, viz.: 
1c.—Douglas-Gooderham, b. 15th Dec. 1883. 
2c.—Stewart-Dean, b. 17th Oct. 1887, d. 18th Aug. 1891. 
3c.—James-Wells, b. gth Aug. 1890. 
Ic.—Elsie-Stewart. 
26.—John-Lincoln, b. 1861, m. 28th June 1893, Annie Fraser, 
and has issue, viz.: Gordon-Fraser, b. 17th March 1895. 
16.—Annie-Isabella, b. 1855, d. 1881, m. to James-Buntin 
Boyd,.d. 1880, son of George Boyd, and had issue, viz. : 
v Ross-Buntin, b. 1878; Helen-Elizabeth. 
26.—Helen-Elizabeth, b. 1859, d. 1893, m. to Robert-William 
Coldwell, and had issue: Robert-William, b. 18go, d. inf. ; 
Jean. 


haa da : 

H James, named above, b. 1832, d. 1892, M.D., m. Annie-Jean, 
; ini. 1 ’ 

} 


Arms: Subject to due difference to be assigned ; Gu., three Lions 
- rampant arg. Crest: A hand holding a garland of laurel ppr. 
Motto: Spem Successus Alit. 


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JONES, @. . 4, 


OF BROCKVILLE AND TorRONTOo. 


oe JONES, b. cir. 1600, d. 11th April 1684, came from Co. 


Berks, Eng., cir. 1620, and was one of the first settlers of Water- 
town, in Massachusetts, where the family held a prominent 


position, members of it frequently being holders of various public 
offices. M. Anna, d. 1st May 1680, aged 78, dau. of Simon Stone, 
and Joan his wife, and had issue, viz.: 


1.—Josiah, b. 1643, of whom below. 

2.—Shubael, b. rst July 1651. 

1.—Lydia, m. 30th Oct. 1656, to Jonathan Whitney. 
2.—Pheebe, b. 1645, d. 1650. 

Josiah, above named, b. 1643, d. Oct. 1714, was Captain of 


Militia; m. 20th Oct. 1667, Lydia, d. Sept. 1743, aged 94, dau. of 
Nathaniel Treadway and his wife Sufferania, dau. of Edward Howe, 
and had issue, viz. : 


1.—Josiah, b. 20th Oct. 1670, of whom below. 

2.—Nathaniel, b. 31st Dec. 1674. 

3.—Samuel, b. gth July 1677. 

4.—James, b. 4th Sept. 1679, d. 14th Sept. 1770, Captain of 
Militia ; m. Sarah Moore, who d. 28th Sept. 1774, aged go, 
and had issue (besides probably others), a dau. Elizabeth, 
b. 25th March 1715, d. 7th July 1757, m. to Samuel 
Baldwin, as below. 

5.—John, b. tgth March 1686. 

6.—Isaac, b. 25th May 1690. 

1.—Lydia, b. 25th Aug. 1668, m. in 1687 to Nathaniel Cooledge. 

2—Mary, b. roth Dec. 1672, m. in 1693 to John Brewer. 

3.—Sarah, b. 6th Feb. 1681, m. in 1704 to John Warren. 

4.--Anna, b, 28th June 1684, m. to Joseph Mixer. 

Josiah, above named, b. 1670, d. 21st Dec. 1734; was Captain 


of Militia; m. Abigail Barnes, who d. 4th Nov. 1741, and had issue, 


V1Z.: 


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1.—David, b. 2nd Feb. 1692. 
2.—Josiah, b. 24th May 1701. 
3 —William, b. 4th Jan. 1706. 
4.—Elisha, b. 20th Nov. 1710, of whom below. 
1.—Abigail, b. 14th Sept. 1694, m. to Col. Ephraim Williams. 
Elisha, above named, b. 1710, d. 13th Feb. 1775, of Weston 
(he succeeded to the ownership of the family mansion there) ; was a 
staunch Loyalist ; he was Col. of Militia, Member of the Legislative 
Assembly, and J.P.; m. 24th Jan. 1733, Mary, d. 26th April 1751, 
dau. of Nathaniel Allen, of Weston, and his wife Lydia (Nathaniel 
Allen, who was b. 8th Dec. 1687, was son of Joseph Allen, d. gth 
Sept. 1721, who was son of Walter Allen, who d. 8th July 1681 ; the 
said Josiah Allen m., 11th Oct. 1667, Anna Brazier), and had issue, 
Viz. : 
1.—Nathan, b. 29th Sept. 1734, of Weston, aftds. of Goldsbury, 
Maine, a Magistrate, m. Sarah Severns, and had issue. 
2.———d. inf. 
3.—Elisha, b. gth Jan. 1737, of Pittsfield, aftds. of New York, 
m. Mehitable Upham. His descendants settled at Sissibo, 
(now Weymouth), Nova Scotia. One of his sons, Alpheus, 
b. 1765, settled in Upper Canada and d. 13 April 1793, unm. 
4.—Israel, b. 21st Sept. 1738, m. Alithea, dau. of Rev. Samuel 
Todd (who survived him, and was m. 2ndly to Rev. William 
Smart), and had issue, viz. : 
1a.—Marshall, Merchant in Sheffield, m. 1823, Sophia 
Dewey, and had issue: 16.—Francis, a druggist in 
Montreal, d. May 1827, unm. 24.—Robert, d. unm. 
2a.—Israel, d. inf. 
3a.—Israel, b. 1777, d. 1810 or 1811, Merchant, settled in 
Upper Canada; m. Philena, dau. of Obed Foot, and 
had issue: 16.—Israel-Foote, b. 1806, d. 4th April 1844. 
26.—(Rev.) Charles, of Brockville, aftds. went to the 
U.S.A., was m. and had a son Jesse. 146,—Alithea, m. 
as 2nd wife to Alexander Morris, whu previously m. 
Eliza, dau. of Joseph and Sophia Jones, named below, 
whom she survived, and was m. 2ndly to — Lee,a 
cousin of General Lee, of the Confederate States Army. 
4a.—Daniel, b. 1780, d. Nov. 1807, unm.; a Lawver in 
Albany, N.Y. 


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5@.—Charles, b. cir. 1782, d. Oct. 1808, merchant in 
Wilmington, North Carolina, m. Jane Swan, and had 
issue: Mildred-Alithea, 

6a.—Henry, b. 14th Aug, 1787, d. 18th Aug. 1823, of 
Albany, aftds. of Charleston, South Carolina. 

1a.—Cynthia, m. rstly to Capt. Amasa Jones, son of Amasa 
Jones, and 2ndly to Adams. 

2a.—Elizabeth, m. to Peter Starr, of Middleborough, 
Vermont. 

3@.—Juliana, b. 1806, d. Oct. 1823. 
§:—Dauiel, b. 25th July 1740, d. 1786, a Lawyer aiid Judge in 
New Hampshire. M. Martha Smith, and had issue, one of 
whom, Sophia, b. 1766, d. 21st April 1820, was m. to Col. 
Joseph Jones, b. 1758, d. rst March 1807, of Western (or 
Warren), near Boston, and of St. Albans, Vermont,* 
and had issue : 
1a.—Henry, b. 1790, d. 2ist Jan. 1860, of Brockville, 
Upper Canada, of whom below (a). 

2a.—Joseph, b. 1797, d. 1859, a ship owner in Camden, 
Maine, m. 25th April 1823, Mary-Ann, dau. of Nathan 
Brown, and had issue, four sons and five daus., of whom 
the eldest dau, Elizabeth-Eldridge was m. and June 1852, 
to John Rhynas, of Brockville, sometime of Montreal, 
b. 22nd June 1822, d. 21st Nov. 1891, son of George 
Rhynas, of Keith, Co. Banff, Sco., whom she survives, 
and has had issue; John-Simpson, b. 17th Jan. 1864 ; 
Harriet-Stetson, b, 28th May 1853, d. 2gth Jan. 1854 ; 
Jessie,m. 27th Dec. 1877 to Clement- William Coles, 
son of John-Gilham Coles, and has issue ; Mary-Jones; 
Frances-Hazeltine, b. 6th March 1859, d. 20th June 
1863; Amalia-Pudor, m. 5th June 1890, to John- 
Charles Pinkey. 

3a.—Sidney, b. 26th May 1802, d. 17th March 1856, of 
Brockville, of whom below (s). 

1a.—Eliza, b. 1791, d. 1832, m. Istly, to Col. Nathaniel 


“Descendant of Benjamin Jones, who settled at Somers, Connecticut, in 1706; he had issue, 
Benjamin, who had issue, Thomas, of Somers and Enfield, who m. Mary, dau. of Capt. Meacham, 
and had issue : Rag Isaac, b. 1717, d. 31st July 1784, first Congregational Minister of Western, 
1745, who m, tstly Elizabeth, b. 1722, d. 18th April 1778, and 2ndly Elizabeth, b. 1730, d. 25th Jan. 


1786, widow of yd ad Isaac Coit (d. 1776), and had issue, of the first marriage, Joseph, above named, 
- Ist March 1807, and Thomas, b. 1753, and of the second marriage, Henry. 


b. 6th Nov. 1756, 


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Eldridge, b. 1786, d. 17th July 1820, of St. Albans, and 
2ndly to Alexander Morris, who survived her and m. 
andly, Alithea, dau. of Israel and Philena Jones, above 
named (see Morris.) 
2a.—Frances, b. 6th Feb. 1796, d. 1st May 1836, m. to her 
cousin, Alpheus Jones of Prescott (son of Ephraim 
Jones and Charlotte Coursol, see infra.) 
6.—Elias, b. 19th Aug. 1742, d. Jan, 1823, m. 22nd Dec. 1768, 
Elizabeth, b, 18th June 1745, dau. of Capt. Samuel Bald- 
win of Sudbury (d. 22nd July 1778, aged 61), and Elizabeth 
his wife, dau. of Capt. James Jones, above named, and had 
issue, of whom below (c.) 
7,.—Josiah, b. gth Nov. 1744, a lawyer of Sissibo, Nova Scotia, 
and Judge at Annapolis; m. and had issue, of whom Ste- 
phen, the eldest son, settled in Upper Canada. 
8.—Silas, b. 7th Nov. 1746, d. gth Dec. 1754. 
g.— Ephraim, b. 17th April 1750, of whom below (p.) 
10.—Simeon, b. 5th Dec. 1751, d. 14th Aug. 1823, an officer in 
the Army; settled at Sissibo, Nova Scotia; m Sarah Wil- 
liams and had issue, 2 sons and 6 daus. 
11.—Stephen, b. 5th March 1754, an officer in the Army, also 
settled at Sissibo; m. Sarah Goldsbury, and had issue, 3 
sons and 2 daus. (see Burke’s Colonial Gentry, Hon Alfred- 
Gilpin Jones). 
12. —Jonas, b. 16th Aug. as an officer in the Army; went to 
live in London, England, m. ~Mason and d.s.p. 
13.—Philemon, or Phillemore. 
14.—Charles, d. unm. 
1.—Mary, b. 11th June 1748, m. to Rev. Asa Dunbar and had 
issue. 


A. 


Henry Jones (eldest son of Joseph and Sophia), b. 1790, d. 21st 
Jan. 1860, a Merchant, settled in Brockville, of which place he was 
Postmaster, and of which also he was the first representative in Par- 
liament ; m. Jan. 1827, Lucy-Catherine, b. Jan. 1790, d. 21st Jan. 
1860, dau. of William-Johnson Macdonell (see Macdonell of Scotus), 
he and had issue, viz : 

bi ais 16.—William-Henry, b. 27th Oct. 1827, d. 25th July 1828 
26.—Henry-Alpheus, b. 29th Nov. 1828, d. 1st Feb 1882, Bar- 
rister-at- Law until 1859, when he entered the Army as Ensign 


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in rooth P, of Wales’ Royal Can. Regt., from which, 
however, he retired, and returned to Canada, where for 
many years he held a responsible position at the Kingston 
Penitentiary ; m, 16th Oct. 1868, Margaret McCoubery, of 
Tamworth, d. 6th Sept. 1884, and had issue: 
1c.—Henry-Joseph- Michael, b. 25th July 1869, 
2c.—Arthur-Augustus, b. 18th Jan. 1871. 
3¢.—Charles-George, b. 1st March 1873, d. 7th Feb. 1881, 
4¢.—William-John, b. 13th Oct. 1875, 
5¢.—Herbert-Sidney, ». 3rd July 1879. 
1¢.—Marion-Sherwood, b. 13th Nov. 1881, 

i 36.—Augustus-Joseph, b. 7th April 1836, d. 2gth June 1871, 
unm., was for several years at sea, and afterwards em- 
ployed in shipping at Chicago and New York. 

46.—Arthur-Edward, b. 17th Nov, 1838, in H. O. (Roman 
Catholic) Soc. Jes., has held various important ecclesias- 
tical and scholastic positions. 
5¢.—Alfred-Vincent, b. 15th Sept. 1840, d. 30th July 1842. 
16,—Adelaide-Mary, b. 22nd Oct. 1830, d. 6th Dec. 1837, 
_ 26.—Sophia-Lucy, b. 30th Sept. 1844, d. rath July 1846. 


B. 


Sidney Jones, third son of Joseph and Sophia, b. 26th May 1802, 

d. 17th March 1856, a Merchant, settled in Brockville, m. rath Aug. 

1829, Susan-Isabella, b. 24th Feb. 1809, d. 3rd April 1881, dau. of 

David Ford of Morristown, N.Y., and his wife Anastasia, dau. of 

Samuel Cook, in H.O., D.D., Rector of Fredericton, N.B., and had 
issue, Viz. : 

16 —Sidney-Ford, b. 31st Aug. 1832, Merchant in Brockville, 

and subsequently of Toronto, m. 6th Sept. 1858, Sophia- 

Maria, dau. of Robert Harvey of Chicago, and his wife 

Maria, dau. of Dunham Jones of Maitland, and has 

had issue, viz. : Ic.—Sidney, b. 1864; 2c.—Clarence-Ford, 

b. 1869; 1c—Maria, m. to John-Kerr Fisken of Toronto, 

only son of John Fisken, who came to Canada from Glas- 

gow, Sco. and Eliza-Davidson his wife, dau. of James Kerr 

of Glasgow, Sco., and has bad issue, viz.: John-Beverley- 


“® 


Keith, b. 2oth June 1888; Arthur-Douglas, b. 3rd Sept. 7 
1889; Sidney-Ford, b. 28th May 1893 ; Elinore-Margaret. 
2c.—Susan-Isabella. 


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26.— Herbert-Chilion, b. 6th May 1836, of Toronto, Barrister- 
at-Law, author of ‘‘Jones on Prescription,” and other 
works, m. Mary, dau. of George Morton of Brockville, and 
has had issue, viz.: 1c.—Morton-Herbert, b. 1869, of Del- 
oraine, Manitoba; 2c.—Arthur-Sidney-Herbert, b. 22nd 
Jan. 1875; 1c. —Edith-Fausta. 

36.—Beverley, b. 11th June 1839, of Toronto, Barrister-at-Law. 

46.—Kearney-Leonard, b. 7th July 1842, d. 4th March 1891, 
in Holy Orders, B.D., Rector of St. Mark’s, Barriefield, 
near Kingston, ana Professor in the Royal Military Coll. 
at Kingston; m. 8th Aug. 1878, Emily-McGill, dau. of 
Orlando-Sampson Strange, M.D., of Kingston, and had 
issue: 1¢,—Leonard, b. 31st Oct. 1879; 2¢.—Cyril, b. 12th 
Feb. 1881; 1¢.—Mildred. 

56.—Clarence, b. rgth April 1845, d. 8th March 1853. 

66.—Reginald-Heber, b. 3rd October 1847, went to Boston, 
U.S.A., m. Alice Earl and has hid issue: 1¢.—Reginald- 
Francis, b. July 1876. 2c.—Beverley-Earl, b. Nov. 1878. 
3c.—Clarence, b. Jan. 1885. 1¢.—Alice. 


Cc. 


Elias Jones, sixth son of Col. Elisha Jones above named, m. 
Elizabeth Baldwin, as above, and had issue, viz. : 
1a.—Elias, settled in Hamilton (afterwards Cobourg), Co. Nor- 
thumberland, Merchant and J]. P.; was m. and had issue 
(besides others who d. unm.), viz. : 
16.—George-Elias, of Cobourg, m. Mary-Louisa, dau. of 
Charles Short, Collector of Customs at Brighton, and 
had issue: 1¢.—Charles-Elias, d. unm. 2¢c.—Henry- 
Ruttan, of Toronto, b. Ist Oct. 1853, m. Sarah- 
Norris Barnum, and has had issue: Henry-Edgar, 
d. inf; Georg2-Barnum ; Henry-ituttan ; Mary-Norris. 
3c.—George-,rederick, Merchant in Cobourg, m. Laura, 
dau. of Angus Crawford, and has issue. 1¢.—F rances- 
Helena, m. to John-Arthur Padden, of Regina, N.W.T., 
and has issue. 
26.—Henry- William, of Port Hope, Co. Durham, went to 
Minneapolis, Minnesota; m. Sowden, and had 
issue, 


36.—Robert, of Toronto, m. and had issue. 


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46.—Charles, went to the U.S.A. 
16.—Betsey, m. to Greirson, of Port Hope, and had 
issue, 
26.—Mary, m. to Henry Ruttan, Sheriff Co. Northumber- 
land, and had issue. 
2a.—Elisha, also settled in Hamilton (Cobourg). 
3@.— Jonas, also settled there. 
4a.—Josiah, settled in Yonge, U.C., m. Sedate Foote, and had 
issue, one dau. Mary. 
5a.—Stephen. 
1a.—Mary. 
2a.— Harriet. 
3a.—Electa, m. to Walter King, a lawyer of Utica, N.Y. 


D 


Ephraim Jones, ninth son of Col. Elisha Jones, above named, 
b. 27th April 1750, d. 24th Jan. 1812; settled in Augusta, near 
Prescott, Upper Canada; was J. P.; m. tstly, 24th March 1779, 
Charlotte, dau. of Michel Coursol,* or Coursolles, of Vercheres, near 
Montreal; she was b. 1755, and d. 28th Sept. 1805 ; and 2ndly, 7th 
May 1806, Margaret S. Beck, she d_ gth Jan. 1852; and had 
issue of the Ist marriage only, viz. : 
1a.—Daniel, b. 16th Dec. 1779, d. 19th Sept. 1780. 
2a.—Charles, b. 28th Feb. 1781, d. 21st Aug. 1840, of whom 
below (pa). 
3@.—William, b. 6th May 1782, d. 1832, a Lumberer, after- 
wards Collector of Customs at Brockville, m:. Amelia, 
dau. of Capt. Miles Macdonell (see Macdonell of Scotus), 
and had issue, one dau., Catharine-Frobisher, b. Aug. 1828, 
d. 27th July 1829. 
4@.—Elisha, b. 6th April 1790, d. 8th June 1790. 
54.—Jonas, b, 19th May 1791, d. July 1848, of whom below (Dd). 
6a.—Alpheus, b. 28th Dec 1794, d. 21st Dec. 1863, of whom 
below, (pe). 
_ 1a.—Charlotte, b. 5th Jan. 1784, d. 6th Aug. 1784. 
2a.—Sophia, b. 21st Feb. 1785, m. to John Stuart, Sheriff of 
the Johnstown District, and had issue: 16.—Andrew, who 


*René Coursol came to Canada about the end of the 17th or beginning of the 18th century, 
His son, Jacques Coursol, m. cir. "723, Marguerite-Rende Monteil, b, 1708, dau. of René Monteil, of 
St. Ours (b. 1674, d March 1724), and his wife Marguerite Chicoine, of Contrecccur, and had issue, 
of whom the eldest son was Michel Coursol, above named, b. cir. 1724, M. Cir, 1740, Marie-Josuph 
Dion, and had issue, besides others, Charlotte, above named, 


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m. Mary Hamilton (see Hamilton of Queenston, etc.) and 
had issue, Andrew, Peter, Napier, d., Philip, John, Okill, 
Coursol, Sophia. 14.—Sophia, m. to David-Archibald 
MacNab. 26.—Mary, m. to Sir Allan-Napier MacNab 
(see NacNab.) 


3a.—Charlotte, b. 16th March 1786, d. 16th Jan. 1875, m. to Hon. 


Livius-Peters Sherwood, Justice of the King’s Bench. 


4a.—A dau. b. 5th Sept. 1793, d. 4th Oct. 1793. 
5a.—Eliza, b. 27th July 1797, d. 21st May 1868, m. 29th April 


1818, to Hon. Henry-John Boulton of Toronto (see 
Boulton.) 


6a.—Lucy, b. 31st Dec. 1787, d. 1855, m. to Elnathan Hubble, 


M.D., of Brockville. 


Da. 


(Hon.) Charles Jones, son of Ephraim and Charlotte, above 
named, b. 28th Feb. 1781, d. 21st Aug. 1840, of Brockville, M. Leg. 
Council, m. Istly, gth June 1807, Mary, dau. of John Stuart, in 
Holy Orders, D.D., she d. 25th Oct. 1812; andly, Florella Smith, 
d. 1st Jan. 1877; and had issue : 

16.—Stuart, b 11th April 1808, d. 

26.—Okill, b. 14th Jan. 1810, d. 15th Jan. 1845, unm. 

36.—Ormond, b., 7th Nov. 1811, d. Feb. 1882, m. 4th Oct. 1834, 


Eliza Jessup, d. 23rd May 1862, and had issue : 

1c.—George, b. 14th Sept. 1835. 

2c.—William, b. 17th Feb. 1837, Barrister-at-Law, Collec- 
tor of Customs at Brockville, unm. 

3¢.—James-Stewart, b. 22nd April 1850. 

4c.—Ormond, b. 27th July 1855. 

1c.—Mary-Stuart, b. 7th June 18309, d. inf. 

2¢.—Mary-Stuart. 

3c.—Susan, m. to Thomas Evans of Montreal. 

4c.—Emily-Eliza, m. to George Redmond. 

5¢.—Harriet-Florence, d. inf. 

6c.— Georgina, b. 31st July 1848, d. 1892. 

7¢.—Blanche-Elma, unm. 

8c.—Clara-Gertrude. 


46.—Charles-Edward, b. 5th April 1827, d. 6th Oct. 1862, m. 


Manuel, and had issue: 
1c.—Treowen, b. 28th Jan. 1853, d. 2oth Feb. 1877. 
2c.—Llewellyn, of Brockville. 


af STC ae 


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3¢.—Charles-Edward, Barrister-at-Law; b. 20th July 1860, 
d. 29th June 1886. 
1¢.—Florella, unm 
2c.—Estella, m. to Frank Turner, of Brockville, and hasissue. 
56.—Frederic, d. 1893, unm. 
66.—Anson, m. Mary, dau. of John Cook and Annie his wife, 
and has issue, one son, Anson-Allan. 
16,.—Henrietta, m. Istly, to Pirie Charles, whom she survived, 
and has been since twice married, 


nd. 


Hon. Jonas Jones, above named (son of Ephraim and Charlotte), 
b. 19th May 1791, d. 8th July 1848, served in the War of 1812 as 
Lieut. of Cavalry ; was present at the capture of Ogdensburg; was 
taken prisoner; was Col. of Leeds Militia in 1822; * was called to 
the Bar in 1815; some time Judge of the District Court ; was M.P.P. 
1821 and several years thereafter until 1837, when he became a Jus- 
tice of the Queen’s Bench; m. Mary-Elizabeth, dau. of David Ford 
of Morristown, N.Y, (named above), and had issue, viz. : 
16.—David-Ford, of Gananoque, b. 22nd Aug. 1818, d. 20th 
Feb. 1887, was Warden of Co. Leeds, M.L.A. before Con- 
federation, and afterwards M.P. 1874 and 1878, for South 
Leeds; m. Rebecca-Ogden, dau. of William Roebuck, some- 
time of Coteau-du-Lac (brother of John-Arthur Roe- 
buck, M P. for Bath and for Sheffield, Eng ), and had issue : 
I¢,— Jonas, b. 1853. 2¢c.—William, b. 1861, d. inf. 20— 
Ford, b. 1870. 4¢.—Newbold, b. 1876. I¢.—Susan, m. 
to Ludlow Ogden, and has had issue, Frank. 2¢c.—Ger- 
trude = 3c.—Rebecca, m. to Howard. 4¢.—Zippie, b. 
1872, d. inf. 
26.—Edward-Coursolles, b. 13th Oct. 1823, d. 1885, of Toronto, 
Barrister-at.Law, m. Margaret-Innis Gordon, niece of Hon, 
James Gordon, of Toronto, and had issue: I¢.—James- 
Gordon, d. inf. 2¢.—Edward-Coursol. 3¢.—James-Gordon, 
Barrister-at-Law. 4¢.—Albert-Edward, b. 1860, d_ inf, 
I¢.—Mary-Louisa, d. 7th March 1895, m. to Gamble 
Geddes (See Geddes). 


tin haya Sey 


a1 
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176 


36.—Frank, Merchant in Gananoque, b. March 1828, d. 11th 
March 1887; m. Sophia Warren, and had issue: 1¢.— 
Mary-Elizabeth, m. to McGill Mowat, 2c.—Rebecca, d. 
young. 3¢.—Clara, m. to William Ince, Merchant in 
Toronto, son of William Ince, also a Merchant in Toronto, 
and Helen (Young) his wife. [Arms: Arg. three torteaux 
in bend betw. two cotises sa. Crest: On a@ mount vert a nag 
sejant facing an oak tree ppr.| 

46.—Jonas-Ap, b. 31st Aug. 1830, Barrister-at-Law, of Toronto, 
afterwards of London, Eng.; m. Marion, dau. of George 
Brown, of Goderich, and has had issue: 1¢.—George, b. 1867, 
m. 1891, Louisa-Frances, dau. of Huson-William-Monro 
Murray (see Murray), and has issue: Percival-Heward ; 
Herbert-Francis-Heward. 2¢.—Melville, b. 1880. 3¢.— 
Percy, b. 1883. 1¢c.—May. 2¢.—Constance. 

56.—Clarkson, b. 28th Aug. 1853, of Toronto, Barrister-at-Law ; 
m. June 1861, Zippie-Simpson, dau. of William Roebuck, 
above named, and had issue, viz.: 1¢.—David-Ogden-Roe- 
buck, b. 1862, of Toronto, M.D., m. Maria-Emily, 
dau. of Edward Morris (see Morris), and has issue 
one dau. 2¢.—William-Wallace, b. 1863, of Toronto, 
Barrister-at-Law, m. 3rd July 1894, Marjorie-Frederica- 
Sandwith, dau. of Sir Alexander Campbell, K.C.M.G., 
sometime Lieut-Gov. of Ontario (see Campbell). 3¢.— 
Thomas-Harrisson, b. 1874. 1¢.—Mary-Elizabeth. 2¢.— 
Charlotte-Coursol, b. 1867, d. inf. 3¢.—Josephine, d. inf. 
4c.—Marguerite, b 1879, d. inf. 5¢. 
Gladys. 7¢.—Milicent. 

6¢.—Chilion, of Gananoque and Brockville, b. roth Oct. 1835, 
ta., 1860, Eliza, dau. of Robert Harvey, of Maitland,* and 
had issue: 1¢c.—d. inf. 2¢c.—Ford, b. 1867. 3¢.—Frank, 
b. 1869. 1¢—-Efa, m. to Arthur Heward, of Mon- 
treal. 2¢c.—Elsie. 3c.—Irene, 

76,—William, b 13th Oct. 1838, in Holy Orders, Dean and 
Professor in Trinity College, Toronto. 

84.—Charles, Capt R.A., b. 13th May 1840, m. 8th April 1874, 
Mary, dau. of Hon. John Ross (see Baldwin), and has had 


Marguerite. 6¢.— 


* Brother of Alexander Harvey of Glasgow, Sco., who was father of Robert Harvey, whose 
dau. Sophia-Maria, was m. to Sydney-Ford Jones, as above. 


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issue: I¢.—Edward. 2¢.—William-Beverley. 1c.—Ethel. 


. 2c.—Lillie. 3¢.—Hilda. 4¢.—Pettika. 5¢.—Margaret. 

d 16.—Margaret-Anne, b. roth Noy. 1819, d. 29th Jan. 1894, m. 
, to John Strachan (see Strachan), 

é 26.—Emily, b. 9th April 1821, m. to John McCaul, D.D, in 


Holy Orders, President of University College, Toronto 
[Arms: 7wo stars in chief and a Pheon in base. Crest: a 
tion rampant. Motto: Justus est audax ut leo], whom she 
survives and has issue, viz.: t¢.—A son, d. inf. 2c.—George- 
Lefroy, Barrister-at-Law, of Walkerton, Co. Bruce, m. 1878, 
Katharine-May, dau. of James Webster of Gueiph, Registrar 
of Deeds, and Margaret his wife, dau. of George Wilson, 
and has had issue: John-Denzil, b. 27th Sept. 1881; Alan- 
Clarkson, b. 6th Sept. 18gr ; Margaret-Douglass; Emily- 
) Theresa; Kate-Lefroy, d 25th Feb. 1894. 3¢.—]John- 
Alexander, Barrister-at-Law, of Prince Albert, N.W.T. 
: 4¢.—Charles-Coursolles, Barrister-at-Law, Q.C.., of Calgary, 
’ Alberta, m. 1887, Frances Greenwood, and has had issue: 
John-Godfrey, d. inf. ; Helen; Emily, d. inf. 1¢.—Mary- 
] Edith, d. 1870, m. 1866, to Thomas-Moore Benson of 
Port Hope, Barrister-at-Law, afterwards County Judge (see 
Fuller), and had issue: Ethel-Mary, m. to Edward Blake, 
son of Hon. Edward Blake, M.P. (Canada and Eng.) and 
has issue one son and one dau. ; Emily-Constance ; Helen, 
d. inf. 2¢.—Emily-Augusta, m. 1872, to Alan MacDougall, 
C.E., son of John MacDougall, Lt.-Col. H.E.1.C.S. [Arms: 
Quarterly; 1 and 4,az,a lion rampl. arg., 2 and 3, or, a 
, lymphad, sails furled, sa., and flames issuing from the topmast 
ppr. Crest: An arm in armour embowed, ppr., holding across 
) crosslet fitched gu. Motto: Vincere vel mori.], and has issue : 
: | Alan-Somerled, b. gth July 1873. d. 15th Aug. 1873; Alan- 
Donald-Kenneth, b. 23rd Dec. 1876; Alan-Coursolles, b, 
30th March 1879; Edith-Muriel. 3¢.—Margaret-Annie, m. 
1885, to Maurice Hutton, Professor in Toronto University, 
and has issue: Guy-Maurice, b. 2nd Aug. 1887 ; Margery- 

Ruth; Mary-Joyce. 4¢.—Helen. 
36.—Mary-Elizabeth, b. 13th Feb. 1825, d. r4th May 1887, m. 
to Charles-Wright Younghusband, C.B., Lieut.-Genl. in the 
Army, and had issue: Charles d. umem.; Frank; Mary- 

Elizabeth, m. to Capt. O'Malley. 


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De. 


Alpheus Jones, above named, b. 28th Dec. 1794, d. 21st Dec. 
1863, son of Ephraim and Charlotte, above named, m. Istly, 26th 
June 1820, Frances, b. 6th Feb. 1796, d. 1st May 1836, dau. of 
Joseph Jones and Sophia (see ante), and 2ndly, 23rd Aug. 1837, 
Mary-Little (b. 9th june 1817, d. 16th Dec. 1882), dau. of Barnabas 
Dickinson,* and had issue, viz. : 

Of the first marriage : 

16 —Jonas, b, 11th April 1812, d. 12th Sep. 1822. 


26.—Henry-Alpheus, b. 6th May 1822, d. 14th Sep. 1827. 

36.—Ralph, of Port Hope, Co. Durham, m. Christina Louden, 
of Port Hope, d. 1892, and had issue: 1¢.—Alpheus, d. 1889, 
m. Georgina Sisson, @., and had issue, one dau., Violet ; 
2c.—Charles-Jerome, of the Civil Service, at Ottawa, unm. ; 
3c.—Louis-Kossuth, m. Clara (Burroughes), dau. of John 
Dewe, Post Office Inspector; 4¢.—Frank, of the Civil 
Service at Toronto; 5¢.—Ralph, m. Gowan, and _ has 
issue, one dau.; 6¢.—Walter-Shanly, of Maple Creek, 
North-West Territories; 1c.— Marie-Louise, m. to Thomas- 
Charles Patteson, b. 1836, of Toronto, and of Eastwood, Co. 
Oxford, Barrister-at-Law, sometime Editor of the Maz/ 
newspaper, was Asst. Provincial Secretary of Ontario, and 
is now Post-master of Toronto, son of Thomas Patteson,t in 
Holy Orders, Vicar of Hambledon, Co. Hants, Eng. (Arms: 
Are. on a fesse sa. three fleur de lis of the first; Crest, a 
pelican in her piety ppr. Motto: Fidum pectus amori, and 
has issue: Godfrey-Barkworth, b. 27th Oct. 1867,¢ Rose- 
Louise; Christine-Millicent. 2¢.—Margaret-Strachan, m. 
to Armory-Juch Palmer, of Ottawa, and has issue, a son 
and a dau. 

46..-Edwin, of Prescott, b. 15th Feb. 1826, m. Frances, dau. of 
John Crane of Prescott, d.s.p. 


* Barnabas Dickinson, b. 5th May 1793, d. 26th Aug. 1832, m. 24th Jan. 1811, Lydia Daven- 
port, b. 6th June 1793, d. 30th Dec. 1865; was son of Lemuel Dickinson, of Hatfield, Massachusetts, 
aftds. of Montreal, b. 1752, d. 14th May 1835, and Molly his wife, b. 1752, d. 18th May 1830, dau. of 
wy William Little, of Boston, U.S.A. _Dickinscn’s Landing bears the name of the said Barnabas 

Dickinson. 


+ Rev. Thomas Patteson was a brother of Rt. Hon. Sir John Patteson, father of John-Cole- 
ridge Patteson, the Martyr Bishop of Melanesia, Miss Ellen Patteson, Principal of St. Hilda’s Col- 
lege, Toronto, is a dau. of George-Lee Patteson, a first cousin of the above-named Thomas-Charles 
Patteson and of Bishop Patteson. 


t This birth was the first announced by Atlantic Cable, 


a abartics, 


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56.—James, b. 2gth Nov. 1832, d. 29th March 1886, unm. 
16—Emma, b. Jan. 1828, d. 25th Feb, 1828, 
26.—Sophia-Elizabeth, b, 24th March 1824, d, 28th July 1825. 
36.—Fanny-Amelia, b. 29th July 1830, d. 17th April 1834. 
And of the second marriage : 
66.—Albert, b. tst Aug. 1840, m. 


Aiken-Amelia, d. March 1893, dau. of Charles Webber, of 
the Civil Service at Ottawa, and has had issue : 1¢.—Allen- 
Wilfred, b. 17th July 1878; 2¢ —Charles-Garnet, b. 1st 
Feb. 1885;  3¢,- -Alpheus-Vivian, b. same cate ; 
Audrey-Sybella. 

76.—Allan (called Allan-Macnab), b, 5th Aug. 1847, Post Office 
Inspector, late at Kingston, now at Barrie. 

86.—Charles-Jonas, b. and May 1850, m. 27th Oct. 1881, Alice, 
dau. of Alexander Murray of Hamilton, and has issue, Mar- 
jorie-Fraser. 

9é.—William-Alpheus, of the Civil Service at Ottawa, b. 8th Dec. 
1851, m. 27th May 1886, Minnie-Maude, dau. of Charles 
Hunter of Windsor, and has issue two daus.: Beryl-Hunter, 
and Crichton. 

46.—Fanny-Amelia, m. Jan. 1857, to (Hon.) William-Henry 
Brouse, M.D., of Prescott, Senator of Canada, son of Jacob 
Brouse, of W.E.4. descent, who served as Col. in 1837 ; 


he was b. r5th June 1823, d. 2tst Aug. 1881, and had issue, 
AA 


Ist Sept. 1877, Elizabeth- 


I¢,— 


1¢c.—William-Henry, b. 26th May 1859, of Toronto, Bar- 
rister-at-Law, m. Jan. 1887, Florence-Josephine, dau. of 
George Gooderham (see Gooderham), and has had 
issue : William-Henry-Davenport, b. 4th Sep. 1891; 
another son, b. 3rd April 1895 ; Marjorie-Josephine. 
2c.—Alpheus-Jones, d. inf. 
I¢.—Fanny-Josephine. 
5¢.—Sophia-Dickinson, d. oth Oct. 1888, unm. 
66.—Mary, m. 30th June 1864, to Henry Augustus Sims, Archi- 
tect, of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, b, Dec. 1832, d. 10th 
July 1875, of an ancient English family [Arms : Az.,a 
chevron or, between two mullets of six points pierced arg. in 
chief, and a halbert of the second in base. Crest: A demi 
lion rampant arg., holding in his dexter paw a halbert or. 
Motto: Ferio tego], and has had issue : I¢.—John-Clarke, 


180 


b, 1865, d. inf.; 2¢.—John-Clarke, b, 7th May 1866, 
d. March 1874; 3c.—Henry-Bueth, b. 19th Nov. 1871; 
4c.—Henry-Augustus, b. gth Feb. 1875. 

76.—Charlotte-Coursolles, m. 16th Aug, 1871, to Albert Whitney 
of Prescott, and has issue: 1¢—Richard-Albert, b. 29th 
July 1875; 1¢.—Marion-Charlotte; 2¢.— Mary-Louisa; 
3c.—Emily-Wiser ; 4c.—Gladys-Jones. 

86.—Lucy-Mabel, m. 1877, to Charles-Henry Keefer, C.E. (see 
Keefer). 

9é.—Eliza-Frances, m. 6th June 1883, to Hon, James-Allan 
Smart, of Winnipeg, Minister of Public Works, Manitoba, 
son of James Smart of Brockville, Sheriff Co. Leeds, 
and has issue: Allan-Crawford-Davenport, b. 24th March 
1884; James, b. 29th Feb. 1888; Edmund-George-Alpheus, 
b. 15th June 1890 ; Gerald-Selkirk, b. gth Oct. 1891; Annie- 
Gwendolyn. 

106.—Louisa-Davenport. 


Arms: Subject to due difference to be assigned. Az. across 
between four pheons, or. Crest: A stag’s head couped ppr. 

The Nova Scotia branch of the family bear the arms differently 
tinctured, viz.: Quarterly, gu. and az ,a cross between four pheons arg., 
but the arms as above are from a silver tankard which belonged to 
Col. Elisha Jones, and is now in possession cf Mrs. Daniel A, Jones, 


of Chicago. 


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MURRAY. 


WittiAm Murray, of Barbados, West 
Indies, a descendant of Murrays of Athol, m. 
Jan. 1708, Keturah-Shepherd, b. 1763, d. 31st 
March, 1852, only dau. and heiress of Alexandr 
4 Bruce, M.D., of Edinburgh, Sco. (who m. rath 

Jan. 1763, Dorothy, dau. of James Shepherd, 
Chief Baron of the Ct. of Exchequer in Barba- 
dos), and who was previously m. to 
Devenish, Lieut. R.N., and had issue, one son, 
James-Alexander Devenish, Lieut. 53rd Regt., 
killed before Salamanca, Spain, Igth June 
1812, and one dau., Keturah-Shepherd Deven- 
ish, m. to Alexander-Gray Davidson ; and had 
issue, viz. : 

1.—William, Lieut.-Col. of Militia, Member of HH. M. Council 

in Barbados, who m. Istly, Jane, dau. of Thomas Craig, 

and 2ndly, Annie, dau. of John-Frere Pilgrim, in Holy 

Orders, Rector of St. Philip’s, Barbados, and had issue. 
2.—Davidson-Monro, of whom below. 

3.—Alexander-Bruce, d.s.p. 

1.—Dorothy-Bruce, m. to Samuel Harman (see Harman). 

2.—Elizabeth-Pilgrim, m, to Sackville-Hamilton Berkeley, 

Lieut.-Col., aftds. Lieut.-Genl., and had issue. 
3.—William, unm. 

Davipson-Munro Murray, above named, b. 14th July 1811, d. 
Ist Aug. 1851; removed to Canada in 1835, and settled in Toronto; 
m. Mary-Anne* (d, Nov. 1886), dau. and eventual co-heir of George 
Huson, of Barbados, some time of Burnchurch, Co. Kilkenny, Ire. 
(see Harman), [and who was previously m. to Basil Gray of Kilkenny, 
Ire., who d.s.p.] and had issue, besides others who d. inf., viz. : 


“Mrs. Murray was for many years the First Directress Honorary), or presidin officer, of 
{ p § 
the Orphans’ Home, Toronto, a praiseworthy and most successfu 


charitable institution. 


1.—Huson-William-Munro, b. 7th Oct. 1835, Barrister-at- 
Law, Q.C., Bencher of the Law Society, several times 
member of the Diocesan Synod; m., 15th Aug. 1860, 
Eliza-Mary-Anne, dau. of Francis-Harris Heward, of 
Toronto (see Robinson) and his wife Eliza Paul, and has 
had issue, viz. : 
1a.—Charles-Bruce-Munro, b, 11th July 1861; m., 15th 
June 1887, Charlotte-Mary, dau. of Joseph Grand and 
Susan-Jane, his wife, and has issue: Huson-Grand, b. 
Ist March 1892; Lorna-Bruce. 
2a.—Arthur-Huson, b. gth Feb. 1870; m. 7th June 1893, 
Sybil-Ada, dau. of Henry-Stephen Walker, of Toronto 
and of Cobourg, Co. Northumberland, late Lieut. 13th 
Hussars (son of Sir James Walker, Bart., of Sand- 
hutton, Co. York, Eng.), and his wife Emma-Ada, dau. 
of Henry Mason of Cobourg, and has issue, Duthga- 


Mariel. 
3a.—Athol-Frederick- Bruce, b. 31st March 1838. 
1a.—Mary-Ethel, d. 13th May 1882. P| 


2a.—Louisa-Frances, m. 15th Sept. 1891, to George- 
Herbert Jones (see Jones of Brockville). 
3a.—Emma-Mabel, m. 17th April 1894, to Stephen-Yar- 
wood Baldwin (see Baldwin). 
4a.—Lilian-Grace. 
2.—William-Davidson-Munro, b. 16th Sept. 1838, m. rath April 
1859, Amey-Fenner, dau. of Edward-Jones Mallett, of 
Baltimore and New York, U.S.A., Genl. in the American 
Army, and some time American Minister at Florence, Italy, 
and has had issue, viz. : 
1a.—Davidson-Munro, b. 13th Sept. 1863. 
2a.—Julian-Harry, b. 16th Oct. 1867, d. 24th Oct. 1870. 
ta.—Mary-Amey. 
2a.—Edith-Bruce. 
3a.—Sarah-Fenner. 
4a.—Amey-Fenner. 
3.—Davidson-Tullamore-Wells, b. 28th Sept. 1841, d. 18th 
Sept. 1884, unm. 
4.—Bruce-Harman-Deedes-Fitzgerald, d. inf., 1850. 
1.—Marion-Bruce, d. 29th Jan. 1855, unm. 
2.—Keturah-Shepherd-Bruce, m. 30th July 1861, to Samuel- 


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~ 


Clark Duncan-Clark, son of Rev. George-John-Craig 

Duncan, M.A., Presbyterian Minister, and has had issue 

(besides others who d. inf.), viz. : 

1@.—Davidson-Murray, b. 1867, d. 6th May 1877, 

2a.—Samuel-John, b, 26th Jan, 1875. 

3a.—Henry-Bruce, b, 18th Sept. 1878, 

44.—Campbell-Huson, b. 13th Oct. 1883 

1a.—Mary-Elizabeth, d. 6th May 1877, 

2a —Isabelle-Bruce, d. 4th May 1877, 
3-—Hannah-Jane-Emily-Maud, d. gth May 1877*, unm. 
4.—Gertrude-Louisa-Anne, d., 7th May 1877*, unm. 


Arms: Az. tnree mullets arg. within a double tressure flory and 
counterflory or. Quartering—Bruce: Or, a saltier and chief gu. ; 
Huson : quarterly gu. and erm., an eagle displayed and in dexter chief 
a sun in splendour or.; and Ames: arg., on @ bend cotised sa. three 
roses of the first. Crest: A demi Savage ppr. wreathed about the 


head and waist vert, holding in the dexter hand a dagger also ppr. 
pommelled and hilted or , and in the sinister hand a key of the last. 
Motto: Furth fortune and fill the fetters. 


* Of diphtheria, contracted in nursing their sister's children, three of whom d. as above. 


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HARMAN. 


THe Harman family were formerly of 
Rendlesham, Co. Suffolk, Eng., where they 
were seated from an early period, Of this 
family was 

Sir John Harman, knight, Admiral in 
the R.N. temp. Chas. II., a naval officer of 
distinction, who rendered important services, 
especially in the West Indies. His descend- 
ants settled in Barbados, from whence they 
removed about 1680 to Antigua. 

William Harman, of Antigua, Capt. R. 
N., d. 17th May 1708, having had issue by 
Mary his wife, an only son, 

(Hon.) Samuel, of Harmans, Antigua, b. 

1696, d. 27th Nov. 1759; Colonel, Mem- 
ber of H.M. Council, and Judge of the Ct. of Common Pleas; m. 
Dorothy, d. 29th May 1754, dau. and co-heir of Charles Lloyd, of 
Lloyd’s, Antigua, a descendant of Thomas Lloyd, who came to 
Pennsylvania with William Penn, and who was son of Charles Lloyd, 
of Dolobran, Co. Montgomery, Wales [Arms: Quarterly ; 1 and 4, 
sa. a he goat passt. arg.; 2 and 3, az. three cocks arg. armed, &c., or), 
and had issue, besides others, 

(Hon.) Samuel, b. 16th Nov. 1730, d. 16th Nov. 1767; Member 
of H. M. Council; m. 30th Aug. 1762, Mary, b. 1744, d. 11th Dec. 
1769, dau. and co-heir of Patrick Cusack, of the family of that name 
of Gerrardstown and Clonard, Ire., who settled in Antigua; and had 
issue, besides two daus., 


(Hon.) Samuel, of Harmans and of Barbados, b. 8th Oct. 
1764, d. 16th March 1816; Member of H.M. Council; Chief Com- 
missioner of army accounts in the W. Indies; m., 25th May 1786, 
Mary, d. 4th March 1820, dau. of James Athill, who came to 
Antigua from Co. Norfolk, Eng. [Arms: Avg. on a chev. sa. three 
crescents or], and had issue, besides three daus. Anne, Mary and 
Eliza, who all d. unm., 


185 


(Hon) Samuel, b. 5th Aug. 1789, d. 8th March 1841; some 
time Deputy Comptroller of Customs at St. Pierre, Martinique, aftds, 
Member of Colonial Assembly in Antigua, Member of Council, 
Master in Chancery, Registrar of the Court of Admiralty, Chief 
Baron of the Ct. of Exchequer, Quarter-Master General of Militia, 
and held other important positions at different times; m. 28th Nov. 
1816, Dorothy-Bruce, d. 7th May 1832, dau. of William Murray 
(sec Murray) and had issue, viz. : 

1.—Samuel-Bickerton, of whom below. 

2.—(Hon.) Frederick-Berkeley, b. 31st May 1825, d. 4th Oct. 

1881, Member of Council; m., 7th Dec. 1852, Octavia- 
Louisa, dau. of Thomas Anderson, M.D., of Trinidad, and 
had issue, one son and one dau.. 

3.-—Athill, b. oth Sept. 1827, d. 13th June 1867; m, 31st Oct. 

1860, Mary-Eliza-Anna, dau. of Francis Watson, and had 
issue, one dau. 

4.—-Bruce, d. inf, 

1 —Mary-Murray, d. unm. 

2.—Annie- Ross, d. unm. 


SAMUEL-Bickerton Harman, above named, of Toronto, b. 2oth 
Dec. 1819, d. 26th March 1892, settled in Canada in 1849; Barrister- 
at-Law, D.C.L., Bencher of the Law Society, Alderman of Toronto 
1866-1872, and Mayor in 1869-1870, was aftds City Treasurer, 1874- 
1888; was a member of the Council of Trinity College; many 
years member of the Diocesan Synod, dio Toronto, and Regis- 
trar, and subsequently Chancellor, of the Diocese; also some time 
a member of the Provincial Synod of Canada; m. 26th July 
1842, Georgina, dau. and eventual co-heir of George Huson of 
Barbados, and some time of Burnchurch, Co. Kilkenny, Ire., she d. 
gth Oct. 1892, and had issue, viz. : 

1.—Samuel-Bruce, b. 13th May 1843; Capt. retired from 

Queen’s Own Rifles; served in Red River Expedition under 
Col. (now Genl. Lord) Wolseley, 1870; m., 28th June 1877, 
Elizabeth, dau. of William Robertson, M.D., of St. 
Andrews, Prov. Quebec, of the family of Robertson, of 
Lude and Strowan, Co. Perth, Sco. [ARMS: Gu. a dexter 
hand fessways couped ppr. holding a cross crosslet fitched in 
pale or, between three wolf's heads erased arg.|, and has 
issue, VIZ. : 


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1a.—Edith-Mary-Huson. 
2a.—Frances-Athill. 

2.—George-Frederick, b. 28th Sept. 1844, Barrister-at-Law ; 
m., 17th Feb 1880, Margaret-Willina, dau. of Hon. James 
Morris (see Morris), and has issue, viz. : 
ta.—George Hamilton, b 1gth April 1881. 
2a.—Samuel-Morris, b. 24th Oct. 1882. 
3a.—Huson-Murney, b. 17th Dec. 1889. 
ta,—Lilian-Wray, b. 15th June 1884, d. 30th May 1887. 
2a.—Emily-Adele. 

3.—William-Murray, b. 25th Jan. 1847, d. 7th July 1881, unm. 

4.—Davidson-Millington, b. 9th Nov. 1848, of the Merchants’ 
Bank. 

5.—Lloyd-Cusack-Athill-Murray, b. 6th Aug. 1850, d. rst Feb. 
1875, unm. 

6.— Huson-Walton-Ames, b. 25th Aug. 1853, of the Dominion 
Bank. 

1.—Keturah-Shepherd-Bruce, b. 20th May 1852, d. 28th Feb. 
1874, unm. 


2.—Georgina-Mary, b. 6th Jan. 1856, d. 7th Sept. 1856. 
8 J | 7 } 5 


Arms: Az., a chev. betw. six rams accosted countertrippant, two, 
two and two, arg attired or. Quartering, Cahusac or Cusack; per 
pate or and az. a fess counterchanged; also Hluson, quarterly gu. 
and erm., an eagle displayed and in dexter chief a sun in splendour or ; 
and Ames: arg., ona bend cotised sa. three roses of the first. Crest: 
A demi man ppr., crowned with an eastern co1onet or, chained round 
the waist, and holding the end of the chain in the sinister hand, of 
the last, the ¢e«ter hand holding a withered tree torn up by the roots 
ppr. AZotto: Videliter. 


4 
3 


Morris. 


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“MORRIS. 


—_— 


HIS family, which is of Welsh origin, settled in Kilmarnock, 

Co. Ayr, Sco., early in the seventeenth century. The first of 

the name known, as yet, in Kilmarnock, is William Morris, 
sometime T’reasurer of the Burgh, b. 1636, d. 1708. 


ALEXANDER Morris, b. 13th Dec. 1752, d. 21st March 1809, 
second son of Alexander Morris,* of Kilmarnock, was the first of 
the family to settle in Canada, where, after having resided for a time 
at Paisley, Co. Renfrew, Sco., he came in 1801, and settled first at 
Elizabethtown, Brockville, and then in Montreal, where he was a 
merchant, until 1805, when he returned to Elizabethtown. M. Janet, 
dau of Alexander Lang, of Paisley, Sco., and had issue, viz.: 

1.—Alexander, b, 13th Sept. 1782, of whom below (a). 

2.—William, b. 31st Oct. 1786, of whom below (B). 

3.—James, b. rst Nov. 1798, of whom below (c). 

1.—Margaret, m. 1824, to Daniel Jones, of Maitland; she d. 

1828. 


A. 


ALEXANDER Morris, above named, b, 13th Sept. 1782, d. gth 
June 1851, merchant in Elizabethtown (Brockville), and in Perth, 
Co. Renfrew ; m. rstly, rath July 1827, Elizabeth, or Eliza, b. 179], 
d, 1832, dau. of Joseph Jones (see Jones of Brockville) ; andly, 1833, 
Alithea, dau. of Israel Jones (see Jones of Brockville); and had 
issue of the first marriage only, viz. : 

1.—Wuliam-Lang, b. 29th Dec. 1829, d. 14th Nov. 1884; 

banker in Brockville and Montreal ; m. 1855, Julia-Frances, 
dau. of John-A. Converse, of Montreal, previously of Troy, 
New York, of a family whose ancestor came to Canada 
with Governor Winthrop, and had issue, viz. : 


“Alexander Morris, son of William Morris (b. 1760, brother of the above named Alexander 
Morris), came also to Canada in 1821, and settléd at Murphy's Falls, now Carleton Place. He d 
1829, S.p. 


18& 


1a.—Alexander-Webb, merchant and manufacturer in Mon- 
treal, M.L.A. (Quebec), m. Florence-Nightingale, dau. 
of John Rennie, of Montreal, and has had issue: 
16.—-Alexander-Bruce, @. 26.—Harry-Eardley-Arthy. 
36.—Lawrence-Markland. 46.—Hugh-Beverley. 56.— 
John-Converse. 

2a.—Frank-Converse, b. 1859, d. 1875. 

3a.—Charles-Beverley, of Montreal. 

1.—Sophia-Elizabeth, d. 1871, m. as first wife to James-Nichol 
Holmes, Major Royal Canadian Rifles, son of Benjamin 
Holmes, M.P.P., and had issue. 


B. 


(Col. Hon) Witt1am Morris, above named, of Brockville, aftds. 
of Perth, Co. Lanark, b. 31st Oct. 1786, d. 29th June 1858. Entered 
the militia as ensign in 1812, and was present at the taking of Ogdens- 
burgh ; commanded (Col.) the Militia of Co. Lanark in 1837-8; 
M.L.A. 1821 to 1836, when he was called to the Leg. Council ; 
member of Fvecutive Council and Receiver-General 1844-46; 
President of the Ex. Council, 1846-48; was Warden of the District 
of Johnstown, 1841; was one of the founders, and chairman of the 
Board of Trustees, of Queen’s University, Kingston. M. 15th Aug. 
1823, Elizabeth, dau. of his kinsman, John Cochran, of Kirkcud- 
bright, Sco. (b. 1784, d. 1857), and had issue, viz. : 

1.—(Hon.) Alexander, b. 17th March 1826, d. 28th Oct. 1889, 

M.A., D.C.L. (McGill, Montreal), Barrister-at-Law both in 
Upper and Lower Can., and O.C.; M.L.A. for South 
Lanark from 1861, and after Confederation M.P. for same 
constituency until :871; Minister of Inland Revenue 
1869-71 ; was appointed Chief Justice of the Queen’s Bench 
in Manitoba 1872, and in the same year became Lieut.- 
Governor of Manitoba and the North-West Territories ; 
was Chief Commissioner for making Indian treaties; after 
retirement from these offices he became a resident in 
Toronto, and was for a time M.L.A. for East Toronto M. 
6th Nov. 1851, Margaret, dau. of William Cline, of 
Cornwall, and his wife Christiana dau. of Michael Van- 
koughnet (see Vankoughnet), and had issue, viz. : 
ta.—William, of Toronto, B.A., Barrister-at-Law. 
2a.—Alexander-Cline, B.A. 

3a.—Arthur-Henry, d. inf. 


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4@.—Alfred-Vankoughnet, d. young, 
5@.—Robert-Cochran, Lieut, Royal Artillery, 
6a —Edmund-Montagu, art student in Paris, France, 
1a.— Christine-Vankoughnet. 
2a.—Elizabeth-Cochran. 
3a.—Margaret-Cline, m. to Andrew-Hil] Malloch of Toronto, 
(b. 1857, d. 1880), son of John Malloch, Barrister-at- 
Law, of Ottawa. 
4¢.—Ann-Eva, m. to James-Arthur Cochrane, son of Hon, 
Matthew-Henry Cochrane, of Hillhurst, Quebec. 
5¢.—Emily-Murney, d young, 
2.—William-John, b. 17th Oct. 1832, Merchant, m. rgth Sept. 
1800, Sarah-Louisa, dau. of Thomas- Mabon Radenhurst, 
Barrister-at-Law, Q.C., of Perth, and his wife Lucy-Edith, 
dau. of Hon. Thomas Ridout (see Ridout), and has issue, 
viz.: 1a.—Wifred-Radenhurst. 2a.—William-Charles, a. 
3@¢.—Harry-Campbell. 1a.—Sarah, @. 2a.—Edith-Coch- 
ran, @ 3a.—Agnes-Louisa, d. 4a.—Frances-Sarah. 5@¢.— 
Elizabeth-Margaret. 6a.—Annie-Ridout. 
3.—John-Lang, b. 24th March 1€35, of Montreal, Barrister-at- 
Law, Q.C., m. 28th Mar. 1860, Agnes, dau. of Michael 
McCulloch, M.D. of Montreal. 
1.—Margaret-Jones, m. to William-Busby Lambe of Montreal, 
Advocate, Collector of Provincia] Revenue, son of James- 
Henry Lambe, of Montreal, previously from Co, Glou- 
cester, Eng., and has issue. 
2 —Elizabeth, d. inf. 
3.—Elizabeth-Cochran, d. young, 
4.—Janet, d. young. 


Gi 


(Lt.-Col. Hon.) James Morris, b. 1st Nov. 1798, d. 29th Sept. 
1865, above named, Merchant and Banker in Brockville, M.L.A. for 
Co. Leeds 1837; Commissioner for improvement of River St. 
Lawrence 1838; M.P.P, 1841; M.L.C. 1844; was of the Ex 
Council, Postmaster Genl., 1851-53; member of Board of Railway 
Commrs. 1851-53, and Govt. Director of Grand Trunk Railway ; 
Speaker of Leg. Council 1853-4, and again in 1858; Receiver-Genl. 
1862; was Lt.-Col. of Militia; m. rrth May 1827, Emily-Rosamund, 
b. 1805, d. 1866, dau. of Henry Murney, of Kingston (see Breaken- 
ridge), and had issue, viz. : 


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1.—James-Henry, b. 16th Feb. 1831, d. roth Dec. 1090, of 


Toronto, Barrister-at-Law, Q.C., Bencher of the Law 
Society; d. unm. 
2.—Edmund, b. tst June 1833, of the Ontario Bank in Guelph 
and Toronto, m. 16th April 1863, Catherine-Ann, dau. of 
James-Lancaster Schofield, of Brockville, County Treasurer, 
son ot James Schofield (@.%.%,), and has had issue, viz. : 
ta.—Murney, of the Imperial Bank at Calgary, Alberta. 
2a.—James, of the Ontario Bank in Ottawa, m. Letitia- 
Kate, dau. of Col. William Cottingham. 
3a.—Robert-Simpson, of Hamilton, m. Jessie-Corrine, dau. 
of John-E. Parker, of Hamilton, and has issue one dau. 
4a.—Edmund- Merritt, Lieut. Devonshire Regt. 
5a.—Il*rederick-Percy, d. 16th Feb. 1894. 
6a.—Victor-Alexander, d. inf. 
7a.— Harold. 
ta.—Maria-Emily, m. to David-Ogden-Roebuck Jones, 
M.D. (see Jones of Brockville). 
2a.—Kate-Campbell, d. inf. 
3.—Alexander-Robert, Barrister-at-Law, b. 16th Feb 1835, d. 
2Ist Jan. 1864, unm. 
4.—William, served in the militia in the Red River Expedition 
under Wolseley in 1870; drowned ina yachting accident off 
the Isle of Wight, 9th Sept. 1882; unm 
1.—Janet-Lang, m. to William-Hamilton Merritt (see Merritt). 
2.—Emily, d. inf. 
3.—Rarriet-Elizabeth, m. 20th June 1876, to Edward-William 
Spragge, M.D. (see Spragge). 
4.—Margaret-Willina, m. to George-Frederick Harman (see 
Harman). 


Arms: Sa. a lion passant or. betw. three scalingladders arg. 
Crest: A demi lion rampant or. Motto: Dum spiro spero. 


Merritt. 


IgI 


MERRITT, UE, 4. 


HE name of Merritt is derived from the manor of Meriet in Co, 
Somerset, Eng. The first known was Kadnoth, a land holder 
temp. William I., killed in battle 1068, whose descend- 

ants, DeMeriets, are traced down to 1418, the name in 15th and 
16th centuries being variously spelled Merret, Merrot, Merriett, 
Meryott. The first mention of the name in America is in 1626, when 
Henry Merritt was living in Scituate, Massachusetts; he left numer- 
ous descendants. The family is said to have «“ drifted down” Long 
Island Sound, and in 1664 William Merritt was a citizen of New 
York, of which he was Mayor 1695; he « 1708, leaving a son 
John, Alderman of New York, whose name is borne by John 
Street in that city ; he was aftds. of New London, Connecticut. 
He m. Janet Lockhart, and d. 1732, leaving one dau. The arly 
history of the Canadian family was destroyed in the American 
Revolutionary War. Their descent is traced from Thomas Merritt, 
of Rye, in Westchester County, New York, a prominent resident 
of that place from 1672 to 1720; he had issue, Thomas, Joseph, 
Ephraim and Samuel, all of whom except Ephraim left descendants. 
The eldest son Thomas, d 1719, m. Istly , and 2ndly, 1696, 
Mary, dau. of Jeffrey Ferris, and widow of Jonathan Lockwood, 
and had issue of the first marriage, Thomas, Edward, John, Benoni 
and Mary, of whom 

Thomas, the eldest son, d. before 1767; m. Elizabeth , ard 
had issue, whose names are not now known, but of them it is said 
that there were three brothers at the breaking out of the American 
Revolutionary War, of whom the eldest was 

Thomas, b. 24th April 1736, d. 1821, Captain of Militia, who 
barely escaped death at the hands of the Revolutionists, and after 
the war, in 1782, removed to New Brunswick and settled at St. John. 
He m. Amy Purdy, and had issue, viz. : 

1.—Thomas, of whom below, 


PS a ek Se eee 


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z. Shubael, b. 4th Jan, 1763, m. Letitia Simmons, but d.s.p. ; 
was barbarously murdered by a band of revolutionists after 
the war. 


3.—David-Daniel, b. 21st Nov. 1764, d. 14th June 1829, served 

in the Loyalist Army and afterwards we with his father 

to New Brunswick; m. Mary, dau. of John Wheeler, of 

Elizabeth, New Jersey, and had issue, viz.: 

1a—Thomas, b. 27th April 1792, Merchant in St. John, 
and City Chamberlain for twenty-five years, m 1825, 
Catherine-Eliza, dau. of Robert Norris, in Holy Orders, 
Rector of Cornwallis, Nova Scotia, 1806 to 1830, and 
had issue, viz. : 

16.—Robert-Norris, b. 17th Aug. 1826, in Holy Orders 
(1849), Rector of St. Peter’s, Morristown, New Jersey, 
for over thirty years, m. 1852, Ellen, d. 23rd Aug. 
1891, dau. of Christopher Milner, in H.O., Rector of 
Westfield, N.B., 1836 to 1859, and has had issue: 
1c.—Thomas. 2¢c.—Robert-Norris. 3¢c.—Henry-Keble, 
of Toronto, m. Florence-Matilda, dau. of Hon. Sir 
William-Pearce Howland, K.C.M.G., sometime Lieut.- 
Governor of Ontario. t¢—Elizabeth, 2¢.—Annie- 
Howland. 

26.—Thomas-Gray, b. 17th Dec. 1834, Barrister-at-Law, 
of St. John, m. istly, Emma, dau. of Christopher 
Milner, in H.O., and 2ndly, and has had issue of the 
second marriage. 

36.—David-Prescott, b. 15th Feb. 1842, in Holy Orders, 
M.D., of Elmira, New York, m. Sarah-Sophia, dau. of 
Adam-Johnston Eastman, of North Gower, Ontario, 
and has had issue: Adam-Prescott, b. 17th June 1869, 
d. inf.; Thomas-Gray, b. 13th June 1870; Catherine- 
Eliza; Emma-Edith; Sophia-Mabel; Editha-Annie- 
Elizabeth. 

46,.—Albert, b. roth Sept. 1848, d. 4th Aug. 1874, unm. 

16.—Mary-Julia, m. to John Magee. 

26.—Catherine-Lydia, m. to Charles-Edward Milner, son of 
Christopher Milner, above named. 

36.—Susan-Maria, m. to George Hare. 

46.—Ann-Clara, m. to Andrew-C. Nesbitt, in Holy Orders, 
Rector of Smith’s Falls, Co. Lanark. 


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2a.—David-Jabez, m, 1828, Fanny-Cornwell, d. gth June 
1837, dau. of William-Howe Smith and his wife Sarah 
Miles, and had issue: David, b. 14th Sept. 1829, 
M D., of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, m. and has issue, 
Edward-Miles, merchant in St. John, m. and_ has 
issue: Frank-Miles, Edward-Grindon, Fanny-Corn- 
well; Julia-Harrison. 

1a.—Amy, m. to George Miles. 

2a.—Mary, m. to John-J. Roberts. 

34.—Julia, m. to William Harrison, in H.O., Rector of St. 
Luke’s, Portland, N B., and Canon of Fredericton. 

4a.—Carsline, m. to Rev. Enoch Wood, Methodist minister, 

4.—John, b. 4th May 1766, d. 1795, settled at St. John, N.B. 

He had issue, Nehemiah and Thomas. 

5.—Nehemiah, b. 1st Dec. 1770, d. 25th May 1842, Merchant 

and Ship Owner in St. John’s, N.B., m. 4th July 1806, 

Isabella Milby, and had issue, viz. : 

1a.—George, b. ist May 1808, @., m. Jane, dau. of Christo- 
pher Milner, in H.O., above named, and had issue, 
Nehemiah ; Isabella, m. to Hawley; Elizabeth. 

2a.—Charles, b, 2nd July 1813, m. Susan, dau. of Charles- 
Fortescue Ingersoll, named below. 

34.——Nehemiah, b. 25th May 1820, of Toronto, m. Sarah- 
Caroline, dau. of Charles-Fortescue Ingersoll, named 
below, and has had issue, William Ingersoll, b. 8th 
Dec. 1846, at present of London, Eng., formerly Lieut. 
30th Regt., now Major in Militia (Eng.) 

6.—William, b. 1772, d. 17th March 1849, m. Annie Mead, but 

d.s.p. 
1.—Phoebe, b. 22nd July 1768, d. 1846, m. to —— Lyons, of 
Port Chester, Westchester Co., N.Y, 

Thomas, above named, b 1759, d. 12th May 1842, was an 
officer in the Mounted Corps of the Queen’s Rangers.* He left 
New Brunswick and settled in Upper Canada, taking up land at the 
mouth of Twelve-Mile Creek. Served in the war of 1812 as Com- 
mander of Cavalry. He was Sheriff of Co. Lincoln from 1803 until 
1820, and Commissioner of Woods and Forests. M. 25th Feb. 


* Was the officer in command of the party who drove the American General Putnam over the 
heights at Long Point, an incident of aote in American history. 


194 


1779, Mary Hamilton, b. 1761, d. 21st March 1843, of a South 
Carolinian family, and had issue (besides two who d. inf.), viz. : 


1.—William-Hamilton, of whom below. 
1.--Amy, b. 23rd April 1782, d. inf. 
2.—Phebe, b 25th Dec. 1784, d. inf. 
3.—Caroline-Matilda, m. to James Gordon, d. 1846; she was 
drowned with her dau., aged 13, by the upsetting of a boat, 
8th Feb, 1824, leaving a son, James, who d. 1836. 
4.—Anna-Maria, m. 5th Sept. 1816, to Charles-Fortescue 
Ingersoll, one of the early settlers in Co. Oxford, and 
had issue, viz. : 
1a. Thomas, b. Sept. 1819, d. Aug. 1832. 
2a.—James-Hamilton, b. Nov. 1821, d. Feb. 1875, m May 
1852, Frances-Eliza Jacobs. 
3a.—Charles-Henry, b. April 1832, d. July 1863. 
1a.—Mary-Ann, b. June 1817, d. March 1877, m. May 
1836, to Hon. James-Rae Benson, Senator. 
2a.—Sarah-Caroline, b. Feb. 1824, d. Feb. 1891, m. Sept. 
1845, to Nehemiah Merritt, named above. 
3a.—Susannah, b. Feb. 1826, d. 29th April 1895, m. Sept. 
1845, to Charles Merritt, named above. 
4a —Catherine-Isabella, b. April 1828. 
5a.—Charlotte-Matilda, b. Sept. 1830, d. 1831. 
5.—Susan, b. 7th Oct. 1801, d. 16th Oct. 1866, m. 1823 to 
Elias-Smith Adams, Col. 3rd Batt. Lincoln Militia; b 15th 
July 1799, d. 24th Dec. 1863, and had issue, viz. : 
ta.—Thomas-Merritt, b. 11th Nov. 1838, d. 1840. 
1a.—Catherine-Jane, m. 1oth July 1845 to Theophilus 
Mack, M.D., b. 22nd April 1820, d. 25th Oct. 1881. 
2a,—Sarah-Merritt, b. 3rd Aug. 1846, d. 1847. 
3a.—Mary, m. 7th June 1848 to Thomas-Lees Helliwell, 
Major 19th Lincoln Batt. Act. Mil., b. oth July 1825, 
d. 27th June 1884 [Arms: Or, on a bend gu. three 
goats trippant arg. attired of the field. Crest: a goatas 
in the arms|, and has issue: Frederick-John, Robert- 
Anderson, Steward-Maughen, Alfred-Adams, Walter- 
Percy-Howard. 
4a.—Phebe, m. 7th June 1848, to Augustus Jukes, b. 30th 
Oct. 1821, M.D., Chief Surgeon N.W. Mounted Police, 
and has issue, William-Adams, born April 3rd 1849, 


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Lieut. R.N., who was drowned at sea 8th March 1872, 
off H.M.S. ‘Ariadne,” in a gallant attempt to save 
the life of a shipmate who had fallen overboard ; 
Hamilton-Augustus ; Elias-Arthur; Andrew, Manager 
Imperial Bank at Brandon, Manitoba; Susan-Annie ; 
Caroline-Augusta ; Catherine-Jane, 

5a.—Caroline, b, 17th Sept. 1836, d. 19th May 1872, m. 
1oth Nov. 1864 to Frank Mack, M.D., and has issue: 
Elizabeth, d.; Kathleen-Jane and Mary-Caroline. 


Hon. William-Hamilton Merritt, b. 3rd July 1793, at Bedford, 
N.Y., d. 5th July 1862. Was appointed Ens. in the Lincoln Militia 
1808, and Lieut. 1812, being then 19 years of age, and one of the 
many mere boys who held commissions and served well, in that war. 
Was in the expedition by which Detroit was taken (medal and clasp), 
Was commissioned to raise a Troop of Dragoons, which rendered 
important services, being constantly engaged in arduous outpost 
duties, and distinguished itself by many adventures and daring ex- 
ploits.* Was taken prisoner at Lundy’s Lane while endeavoring to 
carry information from one part of the field to another, and was 
detained until the close of the war. He was promoter of several im- 
portant enterprises but more especially the Welland Canal, of which 
he was the originat: He was also the founder of the City of St. 
Catharines, long familiarly known as ‘The Twelve,” being situate 
on that Creek. Was member of the Leg. Assy. for Haldimand from 
1832 until 1841, when he was elected for Lincoln; continued to 
¥ serve until 1860, when he became M. L. C. Was President of the 
j Executive Council 1848, and Commr. of Public Works, 1850. Was 
said to have been adopted into the Six Nations as a Chief of the 
3 Cayugas (Turtle Clan) by the name of Roronounhgowaneh, or 

Big Feathers. He m. 13th March 1815, Catherine-Rodman, b. 
1793, d. roth Jan. 1862, dau. of Jedediah Prendergast, M.D., of 
Mayville, Dutchess Co., N.Y. (d. 1848), and his wife Penelope Chase, 
and had issue, viz.: 


*The nature of this service may be illustrated by an incident which occurred after the battle 
of Stoney Creek, when Capt. Merritt, while on scouting duty, found himself in the enemy’s lines 
and was challenged by a sentry guarding ‘‘ Old Gage’s" house, to whom he replied by asking ‘‘ Who 
placed you here?” and rode up to him; the sentry answered -‘ My Captain, who has just gone into 
the house with a party of men"; Merritt then asked other questions, which not only gave him 
information as to the enemy, but also led the sentry to suppose him to be an officer of his own 
army, a ruse which his blue dragoon uniform made possible. He then, having disarmed the sentry, 
made him and another man prisoners, and carried them off, notwithstanding the party of the enemy 
in the house. 


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1.—-Thomas, scalded to death, 1818. 

2.—Jedediah-Prendergast, of whom below. 

3.—William-Hamilton, of whom below. 

4.—Thomas-Rodman, b. 17th Oct. 1824, Capt. Lincoln Militia, 
formerly a Shipping Merchant in St. Catharines, M.P. 
1868 and 1872; m. 1853, Mary, dau. of Thomas Benson of 
Peterborough. 

1.—Dau., d. inf. 1818. 

2.—(Catharine, d. 19th Sept. 1830. 


A 


Jedediah-Prendergast Merritt, above named, b. Ist June 1820, 
Served in 1837-38; and was at Navy Island; was present also roth 
June 1838 with Magrath’s ancers wnen they attacked and broke up 
alarge party of American ‘ sympathisers’’ who had crossed the 


Niagara River secretly, and, with some rebels, had taken a strong 
position in the ‘* Short Hills,” under one Moreau, who was taken 
and subsequently hanged ; m. Emily-Alexandrina, b. Aug. 1834, dau. 
of George Prescott (d. 184a) of St. Catharines, and has had 
issue, ViZ.: 
1.—William-Hamilton, M.D., of St. Catharines, Surgeon tgth 
Lincoln Batt. Act. Mil., b. 13th June 1865, m. Maud-Cloud- 
man, dau. of Haynes Hudson (d. 1873), Judge in Memphis, 
Tennessee, and has issue, Marion-Emily. 
.—Jedediah-Prescott, b. 8th April 1868. 
.—Thomas-Shubael, b. 2oth Jan, 1870. 
—Louis-Alexander, b. 27th Dec. 1871. 
-Charles- Prendergast, b. 24th March 1875. 
John-Octavius, b, 14th June 1877, Lieut. 19th Lincoln Batt. 
Act. Mil. 
.—Catharine- Welland 
Helen-Emily, 


B 


Wilham-Hamilton Merritt, above named, b. 5th July 1822, d 
26th May 1860; Capt. Liwcoln Militia; Barrister-at-law ; m. Janet- 
Lang, dau. of Hon. James Morris of Brockville, and had issue, viz.: 

t.—William-Hamilton, of Toronto, b. 8th June 1355; Mining 

Engineer ; Associate of the Royal School of Mines, Lon., 
Eng.; Capt. Gov. Gen ’s Body fruard, with which (Lieut.) 
he served in the North West Campaign 1885, in which he 


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commanded the detachment which tracked and captured 
the Sioux Chief ‘ White Cap” and his Band (medal). 
Has been adopted into the Six Nations as a Chief of the 
WAZ Cayugas, Turtle (Anowara) Clan, by the same name which 


Bo ~— 


Pad was said to have been borne by his grandfather, Roro- 
nounhgowaneh (‘Big Feathers,” signifying a leader of 
Z the tribe), in recognition of his being in 1886 the first Par- 


liamentary candidate for whom the Indians voted after the 
franchise had been extended to them, and who had a large 
majority of Indian votes (being, however, unsuccessful In 
other parts of the constituency, Haldimand); m. Maggie, 
dau. of Robert Simpson, Merchant in Toronto, and Mary- ° 
Ann Botsford, his wife, 


2.—_Emily-Lena. 
#7 3.—Catharine-Nina. 


Arms: Barry of six Arg. and gu. a bend ermines. Crest: A 
Talbot's head ppr. collared gu. Motto: Praesto et persto. 


j oR 

ee, 5 
es 4 
_ ADDENDA AND CORRIGENDA. q 
" ALLAN. 2. 
The crest, a talbot, should be collared and ringed. Motto: Fortiter : 

| gerit crucem. : 
BeatTTy. : 

Charles- William Beatty was called to the bar 7th June 1895. . 

Brant. “a 

Robert Kerr, M.D., served as surgeon in Sir John Johnson's Regt., and % 

aftds. on Militia Staff; was J.P.; d. March 1824, aged 60. His two daus. were x 

Mary-Margaret, m. to Col. Hon. Thomas Clark, d.s.p., and Anna-Agnes, m. to ; 

Robert-Gillespie, of Montreal, whose eldest son is Sir Robert Gillespie, 4 

Knight, Depy.-Lieut. Co. Lanark, Sco. a 

Catherine, dau. of Joseph Brant, m. to John-W Hill, was b. Jan. 1814. a 

Kate Dee (p. 71) is m. to Elisha VanBoskirk. G 


The reference to second footnote on p. 71 should follow each name * 
Lydia Hill. a 

Mrs. William-John-Simcoe Kerr is dau. of John-Wilson Hunter, M.D., a 
who m. Olivia, dau. of John Hinds, Lieut. 68th Regt. ; 3 

For ‘* Don” Kerby read Edwin-Donaldson Kerby (wh.), son of Andrew- qi 
Todd Kerby, of West Flamborough, who m. Mary, dau. of James Racey, of 
Mount Pleasant, J.P., U.E.D. 


Notrr.—The heraldic insignia of the eight clans of the Six Nations, as Ks 

anciently used by them, are displayed on sixteen banners now being made for 4 

the decoration of the Council House under the direction of the writer, after if 

careful enquiry of the tribesmen, which may be described thus: For war, eight 4 


banners per pale sa. and gu.; and for peace, eight ban..ers, or, a pale gu. (couleur 
de rose) ; charged respectively with the several totems of each clan, namely, 
Anowara, a turtle; Okwaho, a wolf; Ohkwari, a bear; Oskenonton, a deer ; 
Tsianito, a beaver; Karhakonha, a hawk; Thekahon, a heron; Tawistawis, a 
snipe. As the attitudes of totems are not determined, but are in fact optional, 
2 those on the war banners are shown in attitudes denoting vigorous action, as 
rampant, volant, etc., and those on the peace banners as passant, close and the 
like. Each one of the Six Nations is regarded as consisting of the same eight 
clans, the members of which, although of different tribes, are accounted as 
blood relations and cannot intermarry; thus, for example, an Okwaho Mohawk a 
may not marry an Okwaho Cayuga, but may marry a Mohawk of any other 
totem. 


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CARTWRIGHT. 
The name of the eldest son of Archdeacon Bedford-Jones is Alban (not 
Allan). 
Gwyn- Macaulay Bedford-Jones, d. 27th Dec. 1894. 


CASSELS. 
Larratt-Godfrey Cassels (p. 27), m. 19th June 1895, Elizabeth-May, dau. 
of Charles-R. Christie, d. 


DENIson. : 
Charles-Leslie Denison (p. 105), m. 1863, Margaret-Ann Coates, who d. 
Jan. 1880, 
Mary-Priscilla Denison (p. 106) is m. to Henry-Ormsby Boyd, not 
William Boyd. 
For the name ‘ Mary-Denison,” dau. of Edwin-Oliver Denison (p. 107), 
read ‘* Mary-Dewson.”’ 


Dunsrorp. 
James Dunsford, of Oxford, m., Catharine-Sophia, dau. of Jean-Elie 
Jaqueri, of Moudon, Switzerland, b 1732, who settled in England sometime 


prior to 1755. Arms: Az., two mullets in chief, and a rose stemmed and 
leaved arg. in base. Crest: Three ostrich plumes. Motto: Ubi amor ibi fides. 


GAMBLE. 
Francis- Marriott Greey, d. 29th Dec. 1894. 
Robert-Charles Horne, was m, previously to his marriage mentioned in the 
text, and had a dau., Georgina. 
George-Shivers Birchall, m. 29th Dec. 1894, Edyth-Atkinson, dau. of 
G.-M. Bligh, d., of St. Catharines. 
GEDDEs. 
For ‘* Susan-Davidson, &c.,”’ page 81, read ‘ Susan, nee Racey, widow of 
Harry Davidson.” 
May, wife of Capt. John-Gamble Geddes, d. 7th March 1895. 
Mrs, Eliza-Lilias Grier, d. 1st May 1895. 
GoopERHAM. 
Page 155. Strike out 25th line « 3a.—Robert-Turner, etc.” 
The 4th son of Thomas-Gibbs Blackstock should be named George- 
Gooderham, not George-Tate. 
HamiLTon or Hawkzspury. 
George-Arthur-Sicotte Hamilton is Capt. 3rd Victoria Rifles, and was m. 
in 1894. 
HAMILTON OF QUEENSTON, ETC. 
Hon. Robert Hamilton had besides the sons named, a dau. Mary, 
who d. unm, 
Harrison, 
Major Arthur-Bagshaw Harrison, d. 7th Feb. 1895. 


Jarvis. 


Arthur Leonard-Fitzgerald Jarvis (p. 125) is Major in Gov.-Gen.’s Foot- 
guards. 


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Ernest, son of Edgar-John Jarvis, d. 3rd April 1895, unm. 

Francis-Louis Skynner (p. 131) was shot by an Indian at Gleichen, 
Alberta, 3rd April 1895. 

P, 133, for ‘‘ Mary-Bayles,” read “ Mary-Boyles.” 


JouNsTon or SauLt STE. Marie. 
The ‘taking of Mackinac, under Col. MacDonell,”’ should be the 
‘“« defence of Mackinac under Col. McDowall,” Aug. 1814. 


yo 


For ‘‘ General’ Holmes read ‘‘ Major’ Holmes. 


JONEs. 
Herbert-Sidney Jones (p. 171) was b. 1878, not 1879. 
Henry and Lucy-Catharine Jones had, besides those named, a dau., 
Amelia-Lucy, b, 20th Jan. 1834, d. 18th Jan. 1836. 


Lewis. 
Page 142, for Schieber read Schreiber. 


Macau.ay. 

Frank-John Joseph, d. unm., killed in a railway accident, 8th Feb. 1895. 

Dr. Peter Diehl was son of John-Justice Diehl, merchant in Montreal, 
who came from Darmstadt in Germany ; he m.a sister of Daniel Arnoldi, M.D., 
of Montreal. 

The arms of Macaulay, as shown on an old seal, so much worn as to be 
difficult to decipher, are apparently : Gu, two arrows in saltire arg, surmounted 
of a fess chequy of the second and first between three buckles or. Crest: A 
boot spurred. Motto: Dulce periculum. 


MaAcpDoNELIL oF ABERCHALDER. 

Capt. Alexander Macdonell m. the widow of Capt. Macdonald of Keppoch, 
who was noted for her beauty. Lt.-Col. John Macdonell, d. cir. 1842, m. 
Helen, dau. of Henry Yates, Governor of New York, and had issue (an only 
child), Alexander, called ‘‘ Yates,” Major, who was prominently engaged in 
the construction of the Welland Canal, and who m. Helen, dau. of Richard 
Wilkinson, Capt. Glengarry Fencibles, and had issue, viz. : 1.—John, d. young. 
1.—Eleanor, d. young. 2.—Helen, d. young. 3.—Anna-Maria, d. 7th Aug. 
1887, unm, 4.—Ann, of Ottawa and Charlottenburgh. 


MaAcDoNELL OF COLLACHIE. 

A doubt has arisen as to the statement that Helen, wife of Allan Mac- 
donell, was a daughter of The Macnab. The family possess no evidence to 
support the statement, but they have always believed it to be the fact, and 
there are members still living who knew the last Macnab, and recollect his 
claiming to be a near kinsman. 

Page 13, read 2a. (not 4.), Caroline, m. to Collingwood Schreiber, C.E., 
C.M.G. 

Angus-Duncan Macdonell, b. 1815, d. 8th Aug. 1894. 

William-Manley German is M.L.A.; he has issue: George-Angus ; John- - 
Manley; Allan-Victor ; Philip-Barry ; Helen-Marjorie. 

Louis-Martin Hayes was gazetted Capt. 57th Peterborough Rangers, 1st 
June 1895. He has issue, Stuart-Barry. 


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James-George Macdonell, m. Anne-Jane, dau. of Ralph Walsh, of Co. 
Lancaster, Eng. His eldest son, Alexander-Allan, d. April 1895. 


MAaAcpDoNELL OF GREENFIELD. 


Further particulars of this family are also given in Burke’s Col. Gen., 
II , 709, recently published. John Macdonell, son of Reginald, of Scothouse, 
m. Istly a dau. of Hugh Macdonald, son of Sir James Macdonald, Bart., 
of Slate, and 2ndly Margery, dau. of Cameron, of Dungallon, and had issue 
of the second marriage: 1.—Donald, of Lochgarry, who was Lieut.-Col. in 
Glengarry Regt. at Culloden, and escaped with Prince Charles, and aftds. a 
Col. in the French service. 2,.—Angus, Major in Glengarry Regt. at Culloden, 
m. rstly,a dau. of Grant, of Thonghly, and andly, a dau. of Mackenzie, of 
Fairburn, and was father of Lieut.-Col. Alexander, the settler in Canada. 


MAcDONELL oF Scotus. 


More extended particulars of this family are given in Burke's Colonial 
Gentry, Vol. II, p. 658. 

Reginald Macdonell, of Scothouse, m. Flora, dau. of Alexander Macleod, 
of Drynoch, and had issue (besides a fourth son, Archibald, of Barrisdale), viz. : 

1.—Alastair ‘ Dhu,” d. 1724, who became thirteenth Chief of Glengarry 

on failure of the main line; his line also became extinct in 1868. 

2.—Angus, of whom below. 

3.—John, see below, Greenfield. 

4.—Archibald, of Barrisdale. 


Angus, of Scothouse, above named, had issue, of whom the eldest son 
Donald was ancestor of ‘Eneas-Ranald-Westrop, b. 1847, now Chief of 
Glengarry ; and the second son, John, of Crowlin, had issue: (Col.) John, 
called ‘‘ Spanish John,” the settler in Canada, whose eldest son, (Capt.) Miles, 
m. three times, viz. (as stated in Burke’s Col. Gen., which differs from the 
particulars in this work): istly, Isabella, dau. of Macdonell, of Morar, Co. 
Inverness ; 2ndly, Catharine, dau. of Capt. Allan Macdonell, and 3rdly, Ann 
Macdonell, and had issue of the second marriage, viz.: ta.—Alexander Coll, 
1o¢th Regt., d. 1814, drowned. 2a.—Donald-Aéneas. 1a.—Amelia, m., etc., 
as in the text. 2a,—Catherine. The said Donald-Atneas, who d. 11th 
March 1879, m. 4th March 1819, Mary, d. 28th July 1882, dau. of Capt. 
Archibald Macdonell, of Leek, and had issue: 1b.—John-Alexander, b. 23rd 
May 1844, M.D., of Port Arthur, Ontario. 2b,—Alexander-Coll, d. 20th May 
1884, unm, 16.—Amelia. 2b.—Mary, m to Captain William-Ramsden 
Worsley, who d. 11th March 1871. 3.—Julia, m. 1stly to Allan Fraser, M.D., 
andly to James-Duncan Macdonell, of Brockville, Co. Leeds. 4b.—Ada, d., 
m. to Alexander-Macdonell, d. 5b.—Ann-Amelia, d. unm. 6).—Catherine- 
Frobisher, 

William-Johnson Macdonell, b. 17th March 1775, d. 3rd Jan. 1848, m. 
Lucy, dau. of Col. Josiah Waters, b. 28th Sept. 1747, d. 18th Dec. 1805, and 
his wife, Mary Whitwell, b. 27th Feb. 1750, d. 14th Oct. 1831. 


Macnas. 


Mrs. Eliza-Ann Macnab, widow of Rev. Alexander Macnab, d. 7th 
March 1895. 


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Rev. Alexander-Wellesley Macnab is now of Toronto, Canon of St. 
Alban’s Cathedral. 

The arms as shewn in this work are those registered in 1765, and generally 
known. But these arms are of comparatively late date. The writer has been 
shewn a seal which was brought to Canada in 1758, and has been handcd 
down from a Mr. Macnab, a near relative. of a former Laird of Macnab and 
member of his household, shewing arms: Three boar’s heads erased, and in 
chief as many crescents, Crest: a mailed (?) arm couped below the elbow 
holding a dagger, or sword, erect. Motto: Be valiant. 

MartTIN. 

Mr. Archer Martin, who compiled an exhaustive pedigree of this family 
for registration, informs the writer that the crest is an estoile of six points, not 
eight, as stated 1n the text on the authority of Burke’s General Armory. 


McMurray. 
James-Saurin McMurray, d. 29th Jan. 1895. 
The order of names should be: 1ta,—Leonard-L. 2a,—Arthur-W.-J. 
3a.—Louis-S. 4a.—James-S. 5a.—Douglas. 
PowELL. 
Page 32, read “C, (not L.) J. P. Clarkson,” 
For ‘“ Bleeker’’ read ‘“ Bleecker.” 
Ripout. 
John Ridout, Registrar of Deeds (see p. 39), d. 1st Sept. 1894. 
Page 41, read ‘Isabella (not Belle) Nelson.” 
Norman-Stuart, second son of Donald-Campbell Ridout, was accidentally 
killed while on duty as a Military School Cadet, 2oth July 1895, aged 21. 
Andrew- William Ridout (p. 43), m. 26th Sept. 1894, Isla, dau. of Arthur 
Swabey, d., of Prince Edward Island. 


SHAW. 

From Simcoe’s Journal it would appear that Major-Gen. Shaw served 
as an officer in the Queen’s Rangers for some time prior to the date of his 
first commission stated in the text, no doubt under a local commission. Many 
officers who served in the American Rev. War, and in 1812, held local com- 
missions only, and no doubt also many were appointed as officers of the regular 
army by the officer having the local command, whose appointments were not 
confirmed until long after, and sometimes not at all, where the necessity of 
confirmation had ceased to exist, or where the corps to which such officers 
were attached, were reduced. 

The Queen’s Rangers, in which George Shaw held his commission, 
was not the famous Regt. of that name, but a corps raised after the reduction 
of that Regt. 

Charlotte-Stuart Shaw was m. 27th June 1832, to Rev. Ephraim Evans, 
b. 30th June 1803, a Wesleyan minister, who settled in Upper Canada in 1824, 
son of James Evans, Capt. of ships employed in army transport service. 


SMITH oF ETOBICOKE. 
Mrs. Harriet-Louisa Lee, d. Oct. (not Nov.) 1893. 
Miss Jane Lee, d. July 1895, 
Reginald-Lindsay Ball, d. 7th May 1895, aged 34, unm. 


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Van KouGHNerT. 

Michael VanKoughnet, m. Eve, dau. of John-Bolton Empey, and had, in 
1820, issue, besides those named in the text, a son John, and three daus., Mary, 
m. to George Anderson, Margaret, m. to Noah Dickinson, M.D. (U.&.1.), 
who d. 28th Feb. 1840, aged 63, and Eve, m. to Richard Everitt; also a grand 
dau., Anne Eve, dau. of Richard McBean. 

The arms were taken from a drawing made from an old book plate, much 
worn; they are described thus in Burke’s Colonial Gentry: Erm. two demi 
lions combatant and couped vert, holding a sword in pale point upwards ppr. 
transfixing thvee chessrooks or. Crest: Out of a foreign coronet or a demi lion 
rampant gu holding a sword transfixing three chessrooks as in the arms.